… infections is associated with increased resistance against various antibiotics among E. coli
… of interventions on antibiotic resistances it is important to account for use of other antibiotics, …

… However, the majority of antibiotic resistances are most likely cases of acquired resistance,
through the lateral transfer of antibiotic resistance genes from other ecologically and …

… Statistical analyses. Differences in the prevalence of antibiotic resistance between different
groups were assessed by the Fisher exact test. Associations were determined by calculation …

… antibiotic resistance function and organized by ontology. We demonstrate that the antibiotic
resistance functions that give rise to the resistance … Antibiotic resistance functions that most …

… ecological risk for ecosystem and human health. In recent decades, antibiotics and antibiotic
resistance … The occurrence and distribution of antibiotics and ARGs in global freshwater …

… of antibiotics and ARGs in agricultural soils. Specifically, the objectives of this study aimed to
(1) analyze the types of antibiotics … potential ecological risks posed by common antibiotics in …

… In a broader view of microbial ecology, we … of antibiotic resistance that we are currently
observing in clinical and environmental settings. Findings on antibiotic resistance genes ecology …

… faecium is of equal clinical importance as that of pathogen variants with acquired resistance
mechanisms. To examine the impact of antibiotics on both intrinsic and acquired resistance, …

… are key components to understand and manage the resistance … antibiotic pollution, in
resistance evolution, in transmission and as a mere reflection of the regional antibiotic resistance …

… , in our case, what is a sick environment because of antibiotic resistance? In other words,
could we establish “indications” for eco-evo local interventions? A typical case could be a …