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Multi-compartment impact of micropollutants and particularly antibiotics on bacterial communities using environmental DNA at river basin-level

2024-03-29

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Microbial communities, in particular bacterial assemblies, play pivotal roles in sustaining biogeochemical processes within ecosystems. They are also responsible for the degradation of toxic chemicals, while the development of resistance against antimicrobial drugs jeopardises human health. Bacterial communities respond to environmental conditions with diverse structural and functional changes depending on their c...

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8d53998a-ea8a-527f-947c-807b28f6f343
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10.1101/2024.03.28.587215
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