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Why Antimicrobial Resistance Does Not Perpetually Expand in an Antibiotics-Free Environment: Insight from Quorum Sensing.

Environmental science & technology - 21 Apr 2026

Zhu Lin, Gao Mengdi, Li Jingpeng, Han Xuezhu, Yi Jiaming, Wang Meizhen

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The persistence of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in environmental reservoirs, even in the absence of direct antibiotic selection pressure, represents a critical challenge for global health. However, the mechanisms that prevent the unlimited expansion of environmental AMR remain poorly understood. In this study, we explore how quorum sensing (QS) plays a central role in constraining AMR under antibiotic-free...

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PMID: 41960687
DOI: 10.1021/acs.est.5c16848

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