Water and wastewater disinfection can help prevent the spread of antibiotic resistant bacteria, but what about their genes?
12 April 2019
DNA from bacteria treated with chlorine dioxide and monochloramine retains the ability to transfer antibiotic resistance traits to non-resistant bacteria long after the original bacteria are killed
Further reading: University of Washington news
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