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272. DNA抗体
P1 - DNA may increasingly be appearing as a pollutant in the water.
P2 - The DNA was found even in treated drinking water.
P3 - The spread of this DNA could exacerbate the growing problem of drug resistance among potentially infectious microbes.
P4 - Antibiotics also prompt the spread of microbes that are resistant. The over-prescription helps these resistantinfections emerge. Humans and animals excret the antibiotics into the environment.
P5 - Prudent looked for the presence of genes that help confer drug resistance to the germs in the first place.
P6 - Pruden: the spread of antibiotic-resistance genes in the environment is undesirable.
P7 - Pruden focused on genes conferring resistance against two antibiotics, T and S, which are linked to urban and farm activity. They investigated a range of waters.
P8 - The levels of antibiotic-resistancec genes were hundreds to thousands of times higher in waters directly impacted by urban or farm activity than in relatively pristine waters. Still, the presence is discovered in all waters.
P9 - Pruden: Wastewater treatment systems are not designed to treat antibiotic-resistance genes. The chlorinating treatment inactivates bacteria but does not destroy DNA.
P10 - The researchers will further investigate what other antibioti-resistance genes are present in the environment and explore ways to modify wastewater treatment plants to help them destroy DNA.
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