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Royal Society of Chemistry, Environmental Science. Water Research && Technology, 3(7), p. 584-598, 2021

DOI: 10.1039/d0ew01059f

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Cast iron drinking water pipe biofilms support diverse microbial communities containing antibiotic resistance genes, metal resistance genes, and class 1 integrons

Journal article published in 2021 by Lee Kyle Kimbell ORCID, Emily Lou LaMartina ORCID, Anthony D. Kappell ORCID, Jingwan Huo ORCID, Yin Wang ORCID, Ryan J. Newton ORCID, Patrick J. McNamara ORCID
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Abstract

Droplet digital PCR revealed antibiotic resistance genes, metal resistance genes, and intI1 across all pipe biofilm sample types (biomass surfaces, pipe surfaces, corrosion tubercles, and under corrosion tubercles).