Antibiotics Friend and Foe: “From Wonder Drug to Causing Mitochondrial Dysfunction, Disrupting Human Microbiome and Promoting Tumorigenesis”

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ISSN Online: 2158-2882
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"Antibiotics Friend and Foe: “From Wonder Drug to Causing Mitochondrial Dysfunction, Disrupting Human Microbiome and Promoting Tumorigenesis”"
written by Robert L. Elliott, Xian P. Jiang, Catherine Baucom, Zuzanna Lomnicka,
published by International Journal of Clinical Medicine, Vol.9 No.3, 2018

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