Microbial interactions as key players shaping the emergence and spread of de novo resistance mutations.

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Antibiotic resistance and the microbiome are two of the most prominent and highly active research areas currently in microbiology. However, these studies are commonly siloed. Research into antibiotic resistance often takes a highly pathogenic-centric view, and microbiome studies typically assess changes in community composition at the genus or species level, rather than at the level of small changes in bacterial...

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