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Canine saliva is a source of interspecies antimicrobial resistance gene transfer

2022-03-07

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> While the One Health issues of intensive animal farming are commonly discussed, keeping companion animals is less associated with the interspecies headway of antimicrobial resistance. With the constant advance of veterinary standards, antibiotics are regularly applied in companion animal medicine. Due to the close coexsistance of dogs and humans, dog bites and other casual encounters with dog sa...

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9c074dd2-6b9e-5f1e-8174-3c7860f39245
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10.1101/2022.03.07.483304
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