Bacteria may Demonstrate any of Five General Mechanisms of Antibiotic Resistance:
- Lack of entry; Decreased cell permeability
- Greater exit; Active efflux
- Enzymatic inactivation of the antibiotic
- Altered target; Modification of drug receptor site
- Synthesis of resistant metabolic pathway
These Mechanisms can be Grouped into Three Broad Categories:

Lack of entry; Decreased cell permeability
Greater exit; Active efflux


Altered target; Modification of drug receptor site
Synthesis of resistant metabolic pathway
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