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亜致死性抗生物質曝露は,病原性ビブリオ・パラヘモリチクスにおけるキノロン抵抗性の微進化を誘発する

Qian Wu1,2, Han Yang1,2, Tianming Xu1,2

  • 1College of Food Science and Technology, Shanghai Ocean University, Shanghai 201306, China.

International journal of molecular sciences
|February 13, 2026
PubMed
まとめ

アクアカルチャーにおける亜致死性抗生物質残留物は,ビブリオ・パラヘモリチカスのキノロン耐性を急速に誘発する. gyrA,parC,およびgyrB遺伝子の重要な変異が,この獲得抵抗を駆動し,海産物の安全性に影響を与えます.

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バイブリオ・パラヘモリチカスマイクロエボリューションキノロン抵抗性 キノロン抵抗性亜致死性濃度 (Sublethal Concentration) とは,生命を害する物質の亜致死性濃度 (Sublethal Concentration) を意味する.

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