Final answer:
Chitin is a selective target for fungi, whereas mitochondria are not selective targets. Peptidoglycan is specifically found in bacterial cell walls and not relevant for antifungal drugs.
Explanation:
Chitin is a selective target for fungi due to its absence in human cells. Antifungals like polyoxins and nikkomycins target chitin synthesis to combat fungal infections.
The mitochondrion is not a selective target for fungi as it is a common organelle found in both fungal and human cells.
Peptidoglycan is a component of bacterial cell walls and is not a target for antifungal drugs.
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