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Question

The M. pneumoniae, which can cause walking pneumonia, is resistant to penicillin due to the absence of a cell wall. Which of the following is, therefore, true?

Accepted Answer

The strain has intrinsic resistance to penicillin.

Answer

The strain acquired resistance due to misuse of penicillin.

Answer

The strain developed resistance over time upon exposure to penicillin.

Answer

The strain has mutated acquiring resistance to penicillin.

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The M. pneumoniae, which can cause walking pneumonia, is resistant to penicillin due to the absence of a cell wall. Which of the following is, therefore, true?