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Mutation - ANSWER Mutation is a change in the DNA that can sometimes
cause a change in the gene product, which is the target of the antimicrobial.


Destruction or Inactivation - ANSWER Many bacteria possess genes which
produce enzymes that chemically degrade or deactivate the antimicrobial,
rendering them ineffective against the bacterium.


Efflux - ANSWER Certain bacteria can often become resistant to antimicrobials
through a mechanism known as Efflux. An efflux pump is essentially a channel that
actively exports antimicrobial and other compounds out of the cell.


Conjugation - ANSWER Conjugation is mediated by a particular kind of circular
DNA called a plasmid, which replicates independently of the chromosome. Many
plasmids carry genes that confer resistance to antimicrobials. When two cells are
in close proximity to each other, a hollow bridge-like structure, known as a pilus,
forms between two cells. This allows a copy of the plasmid, as it is duplicated, to
be transferred from one bacterium to another.This enables a susceptible bacteria
to acquire resistance to a particular antimicrobial agent.


Transformation - ANSWER During this process, genes are transferred from one
bacterium to another as "naked" DNA.


Transduction - ANSWER In this process, bacterial DNA is transferred from one
bacterium to another inside a virus that infects bacteria. These viruses are called
bacteriophages or bacterial phage.

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