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To understand how antibiotics work as therapeutic agents for treating infections, it is important to understand the physiology of the microorganisms that are responsible for causing diseases. By outlining the physiology of the microbe, this chapter will describe how an antibiotic can specifically target the infectious agent without harming the host cells.

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