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Carcinogen Feel free to get in touch with us via email. B. Trans. Szymaska, U. et al. Fahrenfeld, N. & Bisceglia, K. J. The concentrations needed for selection or co-selection are even less studied for metals and biocides, and need further attention. The most common sexually-transmitted infection in the United States is. 2. The evolution of class 1 integrons and the rise of antibiotic resistance. C. The risk of transmission from mother to child can be significantly reduced by the use of antiretroviral medication during pregnancy and delivery. Lack of clean water and sanitation and inadequate infection prevention and control promotes the spread of microbes, some of which can be resistant to antimicrobial treatment. Exploring the recent history of resistance factors that already have become clinical problems is one possible strategy to reveal patterns and enable generalizations49. 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