Antibiotic Resistance Gene Diversity and Virulence Gene Diversity Are Correlated in Human Gut and Environmental Microbiomes
ABSTRACT Human beings have used large amounts of antibiotics, not only in medical contexts but also, for example, as growth factors in agriculture and livestock, resulting in the contamination of the environment. Even when pathogenic bacteria are the targets of antibiotics, hundreds of nonpathogenic...
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Autores principales: | Pedro Escudeiro, Joël Pothier, Francisco Dionisio, Teresa Nogueira |
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American Society for Microbiology
2019
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Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/4809057e61304378b70c09f99402cc9e |
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