Some antibiotics cure diseases by inhibiting the formation of the cell walls of specific pathogens, or disease-causing agents. On
what type of pathogens can antibiotics be used?
A
viruses
B. both bacteria and viruses
C.
bacteria
D. neither bacteria nor viruses
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