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doi:10.1007/978-3-319-90656-0_9These keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.Pedersen, Inge KrygerUniversity of CopenhagenJepsen, Kim SuneLund University...
aThese experiments indicate that bacterial antibiotic resistance plasmids that are constructed in vitro by the joining of EcoRI-treated plasmids or plasmid DNA fragments are biologically functional when inserted into E. coli by transformation. 这些实验表明通过加入EcoRI被对待的质粒或质粒脱氧核糖核酸片段...
Antibiotic resistance is a major public health threat that requires an organized, comprehensive approach to overcome. Many studies have shown that integrating education programs for clinicians, medical office staff, patients, and targeted audiences such as day care providers make the biggest difference in...
who regarded it as too difficult to produce. It took the tragedy of the second world war, and the intervention of the American and British governments, to kickstart the modern antibiotics industry. Compared with a war, antibiotic resistance is a slow-burning problem. Nonetheless, the time to ...
The entire world is facing this problem; antibiotic resistance. And the resistance will lead to the deaths of 10 million people across the world by 2025, predicted a new report released by the UK government. Antibiotics are used to destroy or slow the growth of harmful bacteria in our bod...
Primary resistance to other PDL1-blocking antibodies is often caused by cold tumors and acquired resistance is often caused by T-cell depletion. 4–1BB (CD137) is an immune co-stimulatory target that is expressed on activated T-cells after T-cell activation[152]. It is also expressed on ...
global warming, animal suffering, foodborne illnesses, and antibiotic resistance. yet, as the curiosity around cultured meat proliferates, so has the skepticism . some experts argue that cultivated meat will never fulfill its promises. cells can only grow so fast, there’s no established ...
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