Metabolomics reveals the mechanism of tetracycline biodegradation by a Sphingobacterium mizutaii S121
Hao Tan(Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Zhiyong Ruan(Institute of Agricultural Resources and Regional Planning), Qingqing Li(Institute of Agricultural Resources and Regional Planning), Delong Kong(Institute of Agricultural Resources and Regional Planning), Rebecca E. Parales(University of California, Davis), Xu Jiang(Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Yiqing Zhou(Soochow University), Zhiye Wang(Gansu Academy of Sciences)
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