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Pulse-driven and persistent antimicrobial resistance markers in a transboundary Great Lakes connecting channel: pulse-week-stratified water-quality thresholds for One Health surveillance

2026-06-27

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Surface waters in urban watersheds receive episodic inputs of wastewater, runoff, and road-salt residues during spring, yet the contribution of these short hydrological windows to antibiotic resistance gene (ARG) loading remains poorly resolved. Weekly samples were collected from offshore and nearshore sites in the Detroit River, a Great Lakes transboundary connecting channel, from February to December 2025. Five...

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21bea871-327e-513c-8bc6-f66b4332f5ec
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10.64898/2026.06.26.734869
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