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Pathogenic Speciation and Phylogenicity: Mechanisms of Antimicrobial Resistance in Food Quality

2023-07-10

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Our ability to cure common diseases is still in danger due to the creation and spread of bacteria and fungi that are resistant to drugs and has developed new resistance mechanisms. The increasing global expansion of multi- and pan-resistant bacteria commonly referred to as "superbugs," which cause diseases that cannot be treated with current antimicrobial medications like antibiotics, is particularly concerning. I...

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6b1f7707-9dd4-5f47-b1d9-278b68f67833
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10.20944/preprints202307.0568.v1
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