I got these wrong can you please help? don’t give long explanations just help me finding right answers Question 50Which of the following is may cause more LPS to bereleased into the bloodstream when used for treatinggram negative sepsis?O rifampinmebendazoleAugmentinPolymyxin Bamphotericin B Question 2Cultures of a bacterial species were incubated atvarious temperatures. After incubation, there wasgood growth at the 37°C, some growth on the benchtop, but no growth at refrigeration. This bacterialspecies is a:halophilecanophilethermophilemesophilepsychrophile

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Cultures of a bacterial species were incubated at
various temperatures. After incubation, there was
good growth at the 37°C, some growth on the bench
top, but no growth at refrigeration. This bacterial
species is a:
halophile
canophile
thermophile
mesophile
psychrophile

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