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IncHI1A plasmids potentially facilitate a horizontal flow of antibiotic resistance genes to pathogens in microbial communities of urban residential sewage

2021-09-28

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Horizontal gene transfer via plasmids is important for the dissemination of antibiotic resistance genes among medically relevant pathogens. Specifically, the transfer of IncHI1A plasmids is believed to facilitate the spread of antibiotic resistance genes, such as carbapenemases, within the clinically important family  Enterobacteriaceae . The microbial community of urban wastewater treatment plants has been shown...

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80bc1317-5cca-5cb6-b3b7-5967ddc37c64
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10.22541/au.163280194.48809432/v2
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