Synergistic effects of bio-available heavy metals and antibiotics on the fate of antibiotic resistance genes and the elimination of their compound pollution by chitosan during composting

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Synergistic effects of bio-available heavy metals and antibiotics on the fate of antibiotic resistance genes and the elimination of their compound pollution by chitosan during composting

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The simultaneous addition of chitosan and peat enhanced the removals of antibiotics resistance genes during biogas residues composting

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