ArticleFrontiers in veterinary science2025
Assessing the sentinel capacity of mollusks, seawater and sediments for monitoring antimicrobial resistance in the marine environment.
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Introduction: Although it is widely recognized that aquaculture activity is particularly relevant to the development and spread of AMR in the aquatic environment, national action plans against AMR typically do not include the marine environment among the compartments targeted for AMR monitoring and surveillance. This study aimed to compare the sentinel capacity of mollusks, seawater, and sediments for AMR surveillance in the marine environment of the Los Lagos region, Chile, using Methods: 101 mollusk, 76 seawater and 76 sediment samples were collected simultaneously from 76 sites in the coastal area of the Los Lagos region, Chile, between 2023 and 2024. All samples were subjected to conventional laboratory procedures for Results:
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