Microbiology MCQS - QUESTION DETAILS
What is the primary function of the microbiome in the human body?
A. Maintaining a balance of beneficial microorganisms
B. Aiding in locomotion
C. Producing hormones
D. Facilitating blood circulation

The microbiome plays a crucial role in maintaining a balance of beneficial microorganisms in the human body.

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