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Circulation of pathogens and resistance genes between humans, animals and the coastal environment in Nha Trang (vietnam) as revealed by a combination of phenotypic and omics approaches
Infectious diseases (IDs) and antimicrobial resistance (AMR) pose significant threats to global health and biodiversity, yet their environmental and socio-economic drivers remain partly understood. While numerous research has focused on inland systems, marine environments, an important reservoirs fo
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