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14. Why can taking antibiotics for bacterial infections lead to yeast infections? What type of infection is the yeast infection

14. Why can taking antibiotics for bacterial infections lead to yeast infections? What type of infection is the yeast infection that results after taking antibiotics? 15. What is the relationship between virulence and pathogenicity? 16. Botulinum toxin, or Botox, has a very low LD50 and is from a gram positive organism? What type of toxin is it?

14. Why can taking antibiotics for bacterial infections lead to yeast infections? What type of infection is the yeast infection that results after taking antibiotics? 15. What is the relationship between virulence and pathogenicity? 16. Botulinum toxin, or Botox, has a very low LD50 and is from a gram positive organism? What type of toxin is it?

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