Which of the following is a useful mechanism of action for an antibacterial drug?

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All of the choices are useful mechanisms of action for an antibacterial drug. The inhibition of cell wall synthesis can prevent bacterial cells from maintaining their structural integrity, leading to cell lysis. Inhibition of protein synthesis targets bacterial ribosomes, ultimately preventing the bacteria from generating necessary proteins for survival. Interference with RNA and DNA synthesis disrupts bacterial replication and reduces the proliferation of bacterial cells. All of these mechanisms can be used to control bacterial growth and infection.

Which of the Following Is a Useful Mechanism of Action