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Dataset of Paper "Microplastics in fresh- and wastewater are potential contributors to antibiotic resistance - A minireview"

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This entry provides a supporting dataset for a minireview on microplastics in freshwater and wastewater as potential contributors to antibiotic resistance spread. The tables document reported abundances and characteristics of microplastics and antibiotic resistance elements across water environments. It is a dataset rather than an original research paper.

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Dataset of Paper "Microplastics in fresh- and wastewater are potential contributors to antibiotic resistance - A minireview" Table 2. Reported abundance and characteristics of MPs in freshwater and wastewater in literature. Table 3. Abundance and characteristics of antibiotic resistant elements in freshwater and wastewater.

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