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Occurrence and Distribution of Antibiotics and Antibiotic Resistance Genes in the Water and Sediments of Reservoir-Based Drinking Water Sources in Henan, China.
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Abstract
The improper use of antibiotics accelerates the emergence of resistance via environmental selection pressures, jeopardizing public health and ecosystems by promoting the worldwide dissemination of antibiotic resistance genes (ARGs). Reservoirs, as crucial water supplies, have been recognized as primary reservoirs of ARGs, particularly those that originate from the Yellow River, necessitating further investigation. This study analyzed 9 ARGs, 3 mobile genetic elements (MGEs), 16 antibiotics, and 10 heavy metals in water/sediments from three reservoirs originating from the Yellow River in Henan Province, China. The findings indicated that antibiotic concentrations in water exceeded those in sediment, with quinolones detected at 100% frequency (5.47-116.03 ng/L) and enrofloxacin predominating (3.36-107.71 ng/L). Redundancy analysis revealed that MGEs exert greater control over ARG dissemination than antibiotics, with intI1 showing strong positive correlations with sul1 (
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