Resistances

... we cannot predict how it will mutate. This is why treatment usually includes multiple medications into a cocktail which try to eliminate as many resistances as possible. But is only 40% effect, If I remember correctly. It may be slightly higher since I last knew. As for a cure, there are some, ...

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... I would ask what triggers mutations, but then again, its a random occurrence. 3)You said "Furthermore, some higher organisms develop similar resistances, e.g. pest insects targeted by pesticides." Again, you guys look for an example of resistance which develops, and then you simply, ...

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... I would ask what triggers mutations, but then again, its a random occurrence. 3)You said "Furthermore, some higher organisms develop similar resistances, e.g. pest insects targeted by pesticides." Again, you guys look for an example of resistance which develops, and then you simply, ...

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... living vs. non-living), we can take some other similar example, such as Mycobacterium tuberculosis , which is famous for developing multiple drug resistances in the course of time if it is under selective pressure of antimicrobial drugs. Surely, many other bacteria do the same, just do not get ...

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Sure, B is allergic to peanuts and C isn't. Also applies for disease resistances such as HIV (C has ccrdelta 5 deletion) or whatever else they're susceptible to. A gives C some sort of poison/drug/virus but it's not infectious until eaten e.g. polio and C ...

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