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Insights into the effects of haze pollution on airborne bacterial communities and antibiotic resistance genes in fine particulate matter - AMR Insights
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Insights into the effects of haze pollution on airborne bacterial communities and antibiotic resistance genes in fine particulate matter - AMR Insights
This study investigates the effects of haze on airborne bacteria and antibiotic-resistance genes (ARGs) in PM2.5. It found high concentrations of airborne bacteria during haze days, with unique community structures. Microvirga, Arthrobacter, and JG30-KF-CM45 were identified as bacterial biomarkers. Neutral processes contributed more to the establishment of airborne bacterial communities on haze days. The study highlights the impact of haze days …
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