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Chlorinated drinking water exposure enriches antimicrobial resistance pathways in the infant gut microbiome: A randomized trial
Background: Water chlorination is essential for controlling harmful microbes in drinking water; however, the antimicrobial effects of chlorine-based disinfectants present in tap water may influence early-life gut microbial ecology. Objective: To investigate the functional and compositional impact of
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