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The diversity of antibiotic resistance and virulence genes are correlated in human gut and environmental microbiomes

2018-04-14

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Human beings have used large amounts of antibiotics, not only in medical contexts but also, for example, as growth factors in agriculture and livestock, resulting in the contamination of the environment. Even when pathogenic bacteria are the targets of antibiotics, hundreds of non-pathogenic bacterial species are affected as well. Therefore, both pathogenic and non-pathogenic bacteria have gradually become resista...

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fa55b9a6-9c69-5e1e-b5ac-043103ead38c
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10.1101/298190
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