Explain why it is generally easier to control (with antimicrobial chemicals) a bacterial pathogen in the...

Explain why it is generally easier to control (with antimicrobial chemicals) a bacterial pathogen in the human body than it is to control a fungal pathogen in the human body.

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The antimicrobial chemicals commonly kill the microorganisms and they also prevent them from the growing.the human body is also fight against during the infection time like phagocytosis and the antibody production .The antimicrobial chemical antibiotics play a major role in preventation of certain bacteria they destroy the bacterial cell wall. They start mechanism process against bacteria like inhibition of cell wall synthesis in which preventation of peptidoglycon secreted by certain microbes.

Inhibition of protein synthesis is most important mechanisms to reduce infection of bacteria.some antibiotic likelike erythromycin, Streptomycin,tetracycline a interfere with protein synthesis .

Fungal pathogens is take much time to cure because of certain fungi fist survive on superficial area of the body they can not be cure with the treatment of antibiotics.They also affect on human body antihistamines property and penetrate deep level.

Another human body mechanism like human body secrete the several chemicals to fight against bacteria.hence it is easy to cure.

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