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large outbreak of salmonellosis, which was attributed to an ineffective infection ... potential to lead to antibiotic resistant, and potentially chemical-resistant, organisms. We haven’t seen chemical-resistant strains in the real world the same way we see antibiotic resistance, however, the potential for chemical resistance has been noted in ...
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