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| 1. |
An antibiotic is not useful against a virus whereas a vaccine is. Which one of the following is the most appropriate reason for this ? |
| A. | An antibiotic can break RNA only, whereas virus has DNA. |
| B. | An antibiotic is a carbohydrate in its chemical nature, whereas a vaccine is a protein which works well to kill a virus. |
| C. | Only a vaccine can break the genetic material of a virus. |
| D. | A virus does not use biochemical pathways which can be blocked by an antibiotic. But a vaccine can boost an immune system to fight the virus. |
| Answer» E. | |