Silver may be used to coatingendotracheal tubes. Silver is an excellent antimicrobial againsts a number of infectious agents acting as a non-competitive inhibitor of enzymes. Which of the following apply to HOW the silver functions to kill bacteria? None of the statements apply Denatures enzymes and other proteins leading to cell death Induction of spontaneous mutations in the circular chromosome leading to a loss of antibiotic resistance in the bacteria

Silver may be used to coatingendotracheal tubes. Silver is an excellent antimicrobial againsts a number of infectious agents acting as a non-competitive inhibitor of enzymes. Which of the following apply to HOW the silver functions to kill bacteria? None of the statements apply Denatures enzymes and other proteins leading to cell death Induction of spontaneous mutations in the circular chromosome leading to a loss of antibiotic resistance in the bacteria

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