Microbiology MCQS - QUESTION DETAILS
What is the primary role of antibiotics in microbiology?
A. Inhibiting or killing bacteria
B. Enhancing viral replication
C. Promoting fungal growth
D. Facilitating protozoan infections

Antibiotics are substances that inhibit or kill bacteria, providing a treatment for bacterial infections.

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