Talk:Efflux pump
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Removal of Kapoor study on efflux pumps to filter surface water of anti-biotics
edit@Smokefoot: In this edit you deleted reference to this study that I believe gives an application for efflux microbiology (something I admit I know nothing about)--to filter out anti-biotics from surface waters. You said that it is "spam", but I looked at the study and it doesn't look like junk mail to me. It's unquestionably a real study with a useful application, although not widely cited by others, it did make into this newsletter of Alliance for the Prudent Use of Antibiotics of Tufts University. It was also cited in this review which I have not tried to obtain yet. It is also cited in the Urban Water Reuse Handbook here. Googling of the title gives numerous other hits. So I am not clear on why it was deleted. Can you please explain? --David Tornheim (talk) 10:05, 6 March 2016 (UTC)