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Horizonal Gene Transfer of Antibiotic Resistance is Triggered and Climax by Environmental Concentration Surfactants

2023-03-23

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Ubiquitous antibiotic resistance genes (ARGs) is a significant global human health concern. To the best of our knowledge, surfactants are extensively used worldwide, and the consumption of surfactant containing hygiene, cleaning agents and disinfectants was multiplied during COVID-19 pandemic, which have caused significantly increased pollution of surfactants in aquatic environment. Whether such ever-increasing su...

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10.2139/ssrn.4385634
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