… and estuarine water are one of the potential AMR hotspots in the environment. Therefore…
continuing monitoring and surveillance of AMR should be implemented in the environment. …

… In the wet season, sewage-laden stormwater flows into the estuary with winter rains
where exogenous bacteria intermix with these natural populations. In recent years, we have …

… cholerae presents the advantage of being a bacterium able to develop in the aquatic
estuarine environment, unlike enteric bacteria which only survive for a limited time in receiving …

… and migration mechanisms of estuarine sediment ARGs, and provide scientific basis for
risk assessment of ARGs in estuarine environment, it is necessary to carry out this study. …

… Most bacteria that were isolated from the river estuaries were highly resistant to β Lactams,
with 16/33 Enterobacterales strains and 6/39 Pseudomonas strains expressing an ESBL …

Members of the family Enterobacteriaceae include several human pathogens that can be
acquired through contaminated food and water. In this study, the incidence of extended …

… To examine how anthropogenic activities and estuarine effects impact water quality, we …
Overall, this work demonstrates how pollution in river estuaries does not monotonically change …

… zones in dry and wet seasons, and disentangled their relationships with environmental …
in estuarine environments would be co-driven by anthropogenic activities and climate, and …

… analysis enables straightforward environmental stress estimation and avoids large-scale …
to estuaries/bays worldwide. Our findings also offer strategic insights on environmental …

… Our findings also indicated that β-lactam ARGs were enriched in soil and water samples,
but were found in a lesser extent in the fish intestinal tract. This observation is supported by …