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Chapter
Correction to: Transmissible Antibiotic Resistance
Owing to an oversight on the part of Springer Fig. 11.2 and Fig. 11.3 of this chapter were initially published with errors. The error has been corrected and is reflected in both print and electronic versions.
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Chapter
Transmissible Antibiotic Resistance
Bacteria have developed transmissible resistance to almost every antibiotic in clinical use, both synthetic compounds and natural products. The mechanisms are well understood: antibiotic inactivation, target a...
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Article
Tackling antibiotic resistance
The increasing levels of antibiotic resistance observed in clinical isolates, coupled with a lack of new drugs coming through the development pipeline, make the problem of antibiotic resistance a global crisis...
