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Trends in and Future Research Direction of Antimicrobial Resistance in Global Aquaculture Systems: A Review
The accelerated development of antibiotic resistance genes (ARGs) and antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in aquaculture environments due to the overuse of antibiotics is a global concern. To systematically understand the research trends in and key concepts of ARGs and AMR in aquaculture systems, this study employed the bibliometrix R-package to conduct a bibliometric analysis of the publication characteristics of ARGs and AMR in aquaculture systems from the Web of Science, published from 2000 to 2021. The results revealed that China has produced the most papers. China and the northern hemisphere countries work closely together. Collaboration and multidisciplinary research helped to better understand the impact of AMR in aquaculture on food security and human health. Antibiotic-resistant bacteria and ARGs in aquaculture, as well as the relationship between water environmental variables, antibiotic residuals, and ARGs, are the current research focus. One of the future directions is to establish a conclusive link among water environmental variables, antibiotics, and ARGs. Another future direction is the development of new economical and environmentally friendly technologies to treat AMR in aquaculture wastewater. Collectively, our findings investigate the development directions of AMR research in global aquaculture systems and provide future perspectives.
Trends in and Future Research Direction of Antimicrobial Resistance in Global Aquaculture Systems: A Review
The accelerated development of antibiotic resistance genes (ARGs) and antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in aquaculture environments due to the overuse of antibiotics is a global concern. To systematically understand the research trends in and key concepts of ARGs and AMR in aquaculture systems, this study employed the bibliometrix R-package to conduct a bibliometric analysis of the publication characteristics of ARGs and AMR in aquaculture systems from the Web of Science, published from 2000 to 2021. The results revealed that China has produced the most papers. China and the northern hemisphere countries work closely together. Collaboration and multidisciplinary research helped to better understand the impact of AMR in aquaculture on food security and human health. Antibiotic-resistant bacteria and ARGs in aquaculture, as well as the relationship between water environmental variables, antibiotic residuals, and ARGs, are the current research focus. One of the future directions is to establish a conclusive link among water environmental variables, antibiotics, and ARGs. Another future direction is the development of new economical and environmentally friendly technologies to treat AMR in aquaculture wastewater. Collectively, our findings investigate the development directions of AMR research in global aquaculture systems and provide future perspectives.
Trends in and Future Research Direction of Antimicrobial Resistance in Global Aquaculture Systems: A Review
2023
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