Han Xu

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Development of a Multiplex PCR for Diagnosis of Staphylococcus aureus, Escherichia coli and Bacillus cereus from Cows with Endometritis

Sun
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Wu
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He
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et al. 2011
Agricultural Sciences in China
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A continuous flow MFC-CW coupled with a biofilm electrode reactor to simultaneously attenuate sulfamethoxazole and its corresponding resistance genes

Li
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Song
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Yang
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et al. 2018
Science of The Total Environment
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Fate of sulfadiazine and its corresponding resistance genes in up-flow microbial fuel cell coupled constructed wetlands: Effects of circuit operation mode and hydraulic retention time

Song
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Li
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Zhang
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et al. 2018
Chemical Engineering Journal
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Enhanced degradation of bisphenol A and ibuprofen by an up-flow microbial fuel cell-coupled constructed wetland and analysis of bacterial community structure

Li
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Zhang
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Yang
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et al. 2019
Chemosphere
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Biological detoxification and decolorization enhancement of azo dye by introducing natural electron mediators in MFCs

Li
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Song
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Xu
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et al. 2021
Journal of Hazardous Materials
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Antibiotic resistance genes, bacterial communities, and functions in constructed wetland-microbial fuel cells: Responses to the co-stresses of antibiotics and zinc

Li
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Xu
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Song
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et al. 2020
Environmental Pollution
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Effects of graphite and Mn ore media on electro-active bacteria enrichment and fate of antibiotic and corresponding resistance gene in up flow microbial fuel cell constructed wetland

Li
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Xu
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Yang
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et al. 2019
Water Research
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Effect of the coexposure of sulfadiazine, ciprofloxacin and zinc on the fate of antibiotic resistance genes, bacterial communities and functions in three-dimensional biofilm-electrode reactors

Li
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Song
2
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Xu
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et al. 2020
Bioresource Technology
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