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Urbanization Impacts the Environmental Microbial Community and Its Antibiotic Phenotypic Resistance Potential by Reshaping the Diversity and Network Complexity
Urbanization imposes severe anthropogenic pressures on ecosystems, yet its impacts on the structural cohesion of environmental microbiomes and the co-occurrence of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) remain poorly understood. Here, we combined metabarcoding (16S/ITS2) with in vitro AMR screening of culti
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