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Unexpected levels of antibiotic resistance in marine bacterial communities not solely explained by urban river discharge

2024-11-16

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Driven by anthropogenic pressures, antibiotic resistance has become more prevalent within urban bacterial communities over recent decades. In general, resistance is expected to spread from highly impacted areas into surrounding environments as the spatial patterns of resistance reflect the balance between the ability of dispersal and horizontal gene transfer to spread resistance, and the effects of dilution or sel...

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049de292-bdfc-584d-9218-eb792d2ab882
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10.1101/2024.11.15.623850
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