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Identification and characterization of an emergent aminoglycoside resistance mechanism: the 16S rRNA methyltransferases

Laura Hidalgo del Rio defended the PhD Thesis at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of the Complutense University of Madrid

January 13rd, 2014

The discovery of antibiotics at the beginning of the 20th century constituted one of the biggest revolutions in modern medicine. However, the euphoric feeling of overcoming the challenge of bacterial-caused diseases did not last. Shortly after the initiation of antibiotics use, bacteria started to develop diverse ways of resistance, so the higher usage of antibiotics, the higher incidence of resistant bacteria. Nowadays, antibiotic resistance is a race where the development of bacterial resistance mechanisms is faster than the discovery of new antibacterial molecules. Not for nothing, antibiotic resistance poses a serious global problem, for both Public and Animal Health






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Laura Hidalgo del Rio

TITLE: Identification and characterization of an emergent aminoglycoside resistance mechanism: the 16S rRNA methyltransferases


TYPE: PhD Thesis


AUTHOR: Laura Hidalgo del Rio


DIRECTORS: Gonzalez-Zorn B.


DATE: January 13rd, 2014


LANGUAGE: English-spanish


MENTIONS: Doctorado Europeo



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Laura Hidalgo del Rio. Identification and characterization of an emergent aminoglycoside resistance mechanism: the 16S rRNA methyltransferases. Universidad Complutense de Madrid. January 13rd, 2014. (PhD Thesis)


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