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The abundance of antibiotic resistance genes in human guts has correlation to the consumption of antibiotics in animal

31 Jan 2014

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Increasing evidence has accumulated to support that the human gut is a reservoir for antibiotic resistance genes. We previously identified more than 1000 genes displaying high similarity with known antibiotic resistance genes in the human gut gene set generated from the Chinese, Danish, and Spanish populations. Here, first, we add our new understanding of antibiotic resistance genes in the US and the Japanese...

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PMID: 24637798
DOI: 10.4161/gmic.27916

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