Self-medicating can be harmful to health. The bacteria can feed on Penicillin.
Laboratory experts have discovered, after so many investigations were able to determine the relationship that has the microbes with antibiotics, research revealed that not only are immune to its effect but are layers of nourishment.
This reaction is due to the overexposure of the organism to some microbial being the most frequent penicillin.
The question is found, it turns out that the microbes are able to break down the components of penicillin to use for their own purpose.
This new discovery offers a breakthrough, to attack microbes with a more lethal force, resistance to penicillin to a stronger microbe, which endangers the health of animals and people.
Some microbes can multiply in the middle of penicillin, for example, those that have polluting soil, and are able to spread easily.
Other microbes also carry this ability "beyond" to use these antibiotics as food..
There are also some enzymes and genes that allow these bacteria that live in sloughs to break down penicillin into parts they can use to nourish themselves.
The bacteria are able to inactivate penicillin through the enzyme B-lactamatosa, a common strategy among microbes.
The microorganisms "eaters of antibiotics" with the help of some enzymes to disintegrate, in order to turn it into "fuel".
Experts have come up with this new discovery, already knowing that the enzyme B-lactamatose, can use this enzyme to attack the resistance of these bacteria.
