Antibiotic resistance and oral cavity
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https://doi.org/10.59334/ROV.v1i37.527Keywords:
oral medicine, antibiotic resistance, antibioticsAbstract
It has been found that the structural stability of the biofilm, as well as the close proximity between bacterial cells, constitutes an ideal medium for gene transfer between the. This mechanism allows the acquisition of DNA available in the external environment and generates a transcendental impact on the plasticity of the genome, the adaptation and evolution of bacteria. These characteristics take on special relevance when their implications manifest in antibiotic resistance.
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