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<p>Chronic and repeated exposure of environmental bacterial communities to anthropogenic antibiotics have recently driven some antibiotic-resistant bacteria to acquire catabolic functions, enabling them to use antibiotics as nutritive sources (antibiotrophy). Antibiotrophy might confer a selec...

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Main Author: Loren Billet (10452467) (author)
Other Authors: Stéphane Pesce (5625788) (author), Nadine Rouard (10452470) (author), Aymé Spor (39560) (author), Laurianne Paris (10452473) (author), Martin Leremboure (6100037) (author), Arnaud Mounier (9967013) (author), Pascale Besse-Hoggan (6100031) (author), Fabrice Martin-Laurent (5467118) (author), Marion Devers-Lamrani (5467100) (author)
Published: 2021
Subjects:
Microbiology
Microbial Genetics
Microbial Ecology
Mycology
sulfonamide
microbial ecotoxicology
bacterial community invasion
soil
antibiotic biodegradation
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