Alan Elena

The paper shows that microbial diversity in river biofilms predicts resistance to invasion by antibiotic-resistant bacteria, with higher diversity reducing the likelihood of establishment.

This study shows that AZT resistance in bacterial mating partners affects plasmid transfer efficiency, revealing that resistance reshapes physiological compatibility between partners.

This paper evaluates immobilized BDMDAC particles for wastewater treatment, showing they reduce microbial and ARG burdens without promoting resistance selection.

This study finds that fish are not effective sentinels for detecting AMR pollution from wastewater treatment plants, as their resistomes do not reflect increases in ARGs in river water and sediment.

This study shows that jellyfish blooms create a hotspot for antimicrobial resistance gene (ARG) transmission by promoting microbial growth and horizontal gene transfer in marine environments.