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Why are eukaryote infections harder to treat than prokaryote infections?

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Why are eukaryote infections harder to treat than prokaryote infections?

Why are eukaryote infections harder to treat than prokaryote infections?

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Leniece4

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Antibiotics that target eukaryotic parasites are more harmful to the host. Bacteria are sufficiently different that targeting their metabolic functions with antibiotics is much less disruptive to the host.

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