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City-wide metagenomic surveillance of food centres reveals location-specific microbial signatures and enrichment of antibiotic resistance genes

2024-07-29

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The distribution of microorganisms in built environments with high human traffic, such as food centres, can potentially have a significant impact on public health, particularly in the context of increasing worldwide incidence of food and fomite-related outbreaks. In several major Asian cities, public food centres are the main venue for food consumption and yet we lack a baseline understanding of their environmenta...

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141821a1-0e3d-5c44-8e2e-db31337fd952
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10.1101/2024.07.28.24310840
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