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L-norepinephrine Induces Community Shift, Oxidative Stress Response, Metabolic Reprogramming, and Virulence Potential in Wastewater Microbiomes

2022-06-28

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Neuroendocrine compounds discharged into wastewater systems represent an emerging challenge at the intersection of human physiology and environmental microbiology. L-norepinephrine (L-NE) L-NE, which has been recognized to potentiate growth of human and animal bacterial pathogens, is discharged in sewage through urine and feces. While extensive pure culture studies have established L-NE’s capacity to modulate bact...

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973b24b0-e1d3-58a0-b026-955683ca0a55
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10.1101/2022.06.28.482069
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