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Antibiotic resistance evolution driven synergistically by antibiotics and typical organic pollutants in antibiotic production wastewater.

Journal of hazardous materials - 5 Feb 2025

Miao Sun, Zhang Yanyan, Yuan Xin, Zuo Jiane

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A major concern regarding the risk of antibiotic production wastewater (APW) for the transmission of antibiotic resistance (AR) stems from the residual antibiotics. However, APW also contains high concentrations of organic pollutants, many of which have severe biological toxicity and joint toxicity with antibiotics. The contribution of these organic pollutants to the development of AR in the APW treatment system...

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PMID: 39608073
DOI: 10.1016/j.jhazmat.2024.136543

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