2014. augusztus 5., kedd

Antibiotic-Resistant Super-Germs Found in Chinese Parks Irrigated With Recycled Water


Scientists from the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing have made an alarming discovery: After surveying parks across seven Chinese cities, they found that those watered with recycled waste water had higher counts of microbe genes for antibiotic-resistance than parks watered with fresh water. In fact, the antibiotic-resistance gene (ARG) levels were up to 8,655 times higher.


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