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Conjugative dissemination of plasmids in rapid sand filters: a trojan horse strategy to enhance pesticide degradation in groundwater treatment

2020-03-08

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The supply of clean water for human consumption is being challenged by the appearance of pesticide pollutants in groundwater ecosystems. Biological rapid sand filtration is a commonly employed method for the removal of organic and inorganic impurities in water which relies on the degradative properties of microorganisms for the removal of diverse contaminants, including pesticides. Although sustainable and relativ...

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ed289166-7365-54de-90cc-f81d585b1827
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10.1101/2020.03.06.980565
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