Cow excrements enhance the occurrence of tetracycline resistance genes in soil regardless of their oxytetracycline content
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Fertilizing soils with animal excrements from farms with common antibiotic use represents a risk of disseminating antibiotic resistance genes into theâ¦
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| Journal | Chemosphere |
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