Integrón bacteriano. Estructura, resistencia antibiótica y aplicaciones benéficas
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integrón, casete, patógenos bacterianos, resistencia antibiótica, terapia, aplicación biotecnológicaResumen
Los integrones son sistemas modulares genéticos que le permiten a las bacterias adaptarse a diferentes ambientes. El objetivo de esta revisión es conocer la estructura de los integrones, su participación en la evolución bacteriana y su papel en la diseminación de resistencia y de virulencia. Así mismo, abordamos como se está utilizando la naturaleza flexible y de recombinación de los integrones, a nivel biotecnológico para aplicaciones prometedoras como el diseño de terapias novedosas para vencer el problema de la resistencia antibiótica, el de biorremediación para recuperar el medio ambiente y en la industria para la obtención de proteínas benéficas.
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