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Evaluating Climate Warming Effects on Soil Resistome and Pathogenome: Future Risks for Agriculture and Human Health

2024-01-23

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How climate change affects the collection of antibiotic resistance genes (ARGs), called resistome, is a critical question for environmental and human health. By scrutinizing the dynamics of soil resisomes in a six-year (2014-2019) climate change experiment, this study provides explicit insights into the risk of antibiotic resistance in cropland and grassland microbiomes under future climate scenarios. Extreme summ...

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1ca199b5-e168-5ce5-8f24-98fc99323363
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10.1101/2024.01.22.576767
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