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From Biofilms to Biocontrol: Aquaculture Biofilms as a Reservoir of Pseudomonas spp. with Activity Against Fish and Human Pathogens

2025-11-06

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The antimicrobial resistance crisis, driven by excessive use of antimicrobials in medical and agricultural settings, has spurred the search for alternative strategies. In the present study, we investigated surface biofilms from a rainbow trout aquaculture facility to identify bacteria with inhibitory activity against fish and human pathogens. A total of 906 isolates were obtained, of which 478 were taxonomically c...

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10.1101/2025.11.05.686791
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