Increase in antimicrobial resistance in Escherichia coli in food animals between 1980 and 2018 assessed using genomes from public databases
14 December 2021
Next-generation sequencing has considerably increased the number of genomes available in the public domain. However, efforts to use these genomes for surveillance of antimicrobial resistance have thus far been limited and geographically heterogeneous. We inferred global resistance trends in Escherichia coli in food animals using genomes from public databases.
Our analysis illustrates the potential of using the growing volume of genomes in public databases to track AMR trends globally.
Further reading: Journal of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy
Author(s): João Pires, Jana S Huisman, Sebastian Bonhoeffer, Thomas P Van Boeckel
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