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What are bacteriocins?
Answer: A
Correct answer: proteins
Bacteriocins are proteins produced by one strain that kill closely related strains, usually by forming pores or degrading nucleic acid. They are typically plasmid-encoded, and the producing cell carries an immunity protein to protect itself - which is what makes the weapon usable.
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