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CarriageAntimicrobialMultiple drug resistanceContaminationAntibiotic resistanceMicrobiologyEscherichia coliMedicineDrug resistanceVeterinary medicineBiologyAntibioticsEcology
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C. M. Isgren
(2026).
The emerging problem of antimicrobial resistance in horses: Investigating faecal carriage and environmental contamination with resistant Escherichia coli in equine hospitals and clinical infections with multidrug resistant bacteria.
University of Liverpool
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https://doi.org/10.17638/03114172
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