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AMR in the environment (2025)

AMR in the environment (2025)

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Figure 10 An illustrative example of ‘trends in AMR’ in surveillance, showing how this data could provide insights into temporal presence of AMR in an environmental compartment. ErmB, blaTEM and TetO are all ARGs. ErmB confers resistance to macrolide antimicrobials, blaTEM confers resistance to beta-lactam antimicrobials, TetO confers resistance to tetracycline

 8.1 Determine trends of AMR in the environment or wastewater

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