Co-localization of antibiotic resistance genes is widespread in the infant gut microbiome and associates with an immature gut microbial composition

Keyphrases

• Colocalization 100%
• Gut Microbiota Composition 100%
• Antibiotic Resistance Genes 100%
• Infant Gut Microbiota 100%
• Virulence Genes 45%
• Resistance Genes 36%
• Gut Microbiome 18%
• Gut Microbial Community 18%
• Environmental Factors 9%
• Clinical Practice 9%
• Most Common Form 9%
• Antimicrobial 9%
• Daily Life 9%
• Gene-gene 9%
• Antibiotic Resistance 9%
• Plasmid 9%
• Antibiotic Use 9%
• Selective Advantage 9%
• Statistical Model 9%
• Environmental Bacteria 9%
• Fluoroquinolone Resistance 9%
• Class 1 Integron 9%
• Beginning of Life 9%
• Biocides 9%
• Gene Content 9%
• Gut Bacteria 9%
• High Abundance 9%
• Proteobacteria 9%
• Enrichment Score 9%
• Video Abstract 9%
• Lower Gut 9%
• Localization Factor 9%
• Animal Husbandry 9%
• Genetic Colocalization 9%
• Tetracycline Resistance 9%
• Metal Resistance Genes 9%
• Biocide Resistance Genes 9%
• Stochasticity 9%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Antibiotic Resistance Gene 100%
• Microbiome 100%
• Virulence Gene 45%
• Genetics 9%
• Antibiotic Resistance 9%
• Maturation 9%
• Plasmid 9%
• Intestine Flora 9%
• Contig 9%
• Phylum 9%
• Purple Bacteria 9%
• Integron 9%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Gut Microbiome 100%
• Antimicrobial Resistance 100%
• Biocide 16%
• Intestine Flora 8%
• Plasmid 8%
• Maturation 8%
• Integron 8%
• Phylum 8%
• Contig 8%
• Proteobacteria 8%