Given that Flagyl produces only minor side effects (if any)in humans, and given the set of parasites that it kills, Flagyl's mode of action probably involves
A) peptidoglycan.
B) mitochondria or mitosomes.
C) anaerobic metabolic pathways.
D) nuclear envelopes.
E) microtubules.

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Flagyl is known to be effective against anaerobic bacteria and protozoan parasites that use anaerobic metabolic pathways. This suggests that its mode of action involves disrupting the anaerobic metabolism of these organisms.

Given That Flagyl Produces Only Minor Side Effects (If Any)in