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Microbial virulome and resistome in deep-sea cold seeps pose minimal public health risks

2024-11-25

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Deep-sea cold seeps host high microbial biomass and biodiversity that thrive on hydrocarbon and inorganic compound seepage, exhibiting diverse ecological functions and unique genetic resources. However, potential health risks from pathogenic or antibiotic-resistant microorganisms in these environments remain largely overlooked, especially during resource exploitation and laboratory research. Here, we analyzed 165...

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70d51959-4acd-5b98-a781-9c1718d332fd
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10.1101/2024.11.25.625267
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