A 29-year-old woman comes to

the doctor for repeated infections caused by Anaplasma (bacteria).

Unfortunately, this particular species is resistant to most antibiotics, so it

is necessary to prescribe an antibiotic from the tetracycline group. These

antibiotics have a high ability to build into the mineral component of newly

formed bone as well as tooth enamel and dentin, thereby damaging these hard

tissues. Given the properties of these antibiotics, what can prevent the use of

a drug from this group?