US EditionFish are poor sentinels for surveillance of riverine antimicrobial resistance - AMR Insights
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Fish are poor sentinels for surveillance of riverine antimicrobial resistance - AMR Insights
This study investigates the potential of fish as sentinels for monitoring antimicrobial resistance (AMR) pollution in rivers impacted by wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs). Two riverine fish species, Brown trout and European bullhead, were sampled up- and downstream a German WWTP. The fish’s microbiomes mirrored changes in river water and sediment, with significant shifts in bacterial community composition. However, fish-associated resistomes w…
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