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Multi-site sampling and risk prioritization reveals the public health relevance of antibiotic resistance genes found in wastewater environments

2019-02-28

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The spread of bacterial antibiotic resistance across human and environmental habitats is a global public health challenge. Wastewater has been implicated as a major source of antibiotic resistance in the environment, as it carries resistant bacteria and resistance genes from humans into natural ecosystems. However, different wastewater environments and antibiotic resistance genes in wastewater do not all present t...

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e92ed5cf-da86-5041-96da-5a7aa7ff8b6c
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10.1101/562496
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