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Living with sulfonamides: a diverse range of mechanisms observed in bacteria

Nunes et al., 2020

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4203860487722134844
Author
Nunes O
Manaia C
Kolvenbach B
Corvini P
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Applied microbiology and biotechnology

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Sulfonamides are the oldest class of synthetic antibiotics still in use in clinical and veterinary settings. The intensive utilization of sulfonamides has been leading to the widespread contamination of the environment with these xenobiotic compounds. Consequently, in …
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