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Resistance genes are distinct in protein-protein interaction networks according to drug class and gene mobility

2024-02-08

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With growing calls for increased surveillance of antibiotic resistance as an escalating global health threat, improved bioinformatic tools are needed for tracking antibiotic resistance genes (ARGs) across One Health domains. Most studies to date profile ARGs using sequence homology, but such approaches provide limited information about the broader context or function of the ARG in bacterial genomes. Here we introd...

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Literature Corpus work: 889861fb-b531-5e5b-a080-cbe35cf2cb72
DOI: 10.1101/2024.02.05.578986

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