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Occurrence of two genotypes of tetracycline (TC) resistance gene tet(M) in the TC-resistant bacteria in marine sediments of Japan.

Environmental science & technology - 15 Jul 2008

Rahman M Habibur, Nonaka Lisa, Tago Ryosuke, Suzuki Satoru

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The tetracycline (TC) resistance gene tet(M) was monitored in bacteria isolated from Japanese coastal and off-shore marine sediments. The high rate of occurrence of TC resistant (TC(r)) bacteria (120 microg mL(-1) TC) was observed at frequency ranges between 0.0-0.08% in Tokyo Bay, 1.67-1.82% in...

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PMID: 18754347
DOI: 10.1021/es702986y

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