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Graphene oxide as a tool for antibiotic-resistant gene removal: A review

Bytesnikova et al., 2019

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3470199127315767430
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Bytesnikova Z
Richtera L
Smerkova K
Adam V
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Environmental Science and Pollution Research

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Environmental pollutants, including antibiotics (ATBs), have become an increasingly common health hazard in the last several decades. Overdose and abuse of ATBs led to the emergence of antibiotic-resistant genes (ARGs), which represent a serious health threat …
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