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Long-read metagenomics and methylation-based binning allow the description of the emerging high-risk antibiotic resistance genes and their hidden hosts in complex communities

2026-02-22

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Antibiotic resistance genes (ARGs) circulating among clinically relevant bacteria pose serious challenges to public health. Given the ancient and environmental bacterial origins of ARGs, a better understanding of the carriers of ARGs beyond the clinically most relevant species is urgently needed for more farsighted resistance monitoring and intervention measures. While the risks of emerging ARGs from environmental...

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9184278e-0abd-5a38-a17d-b7365859df1b
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10.64898/2026.02.18.26346558
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