Sunday, December 2, 2018

Why Non-Specific Adaptation Mechanisms Inevitably Lead to the Emergence of #BacterialStrains Multiresistant to #Antibiotics by Marcos López Pérez in BJSTR

Abstract

The resistance to #antibiotics phenomenon has become a #publichealth problem in the world [1]. In addition, it is interesting to highlight that #bacterialinfectiousdiseases are the cause of a high mortality rate in the world [2] which sets up a scenario of #enormousgravity. A clear example is which already have been reported Klebsiella pneumonistrains, resistant to all available antibiotics [3]. This phenomenon has increased its severity by several factors, among which we can highlight.

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