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Sea Sand Inhibits Growths of Extremely Drug Resistant Bacteria

DOI : https://doi.org/10.36349/easms.2024.v07i06.003

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Numerous reports are showing the presence of both pathogenic and non-pathogenic microbes in sea sand, and sea sand specified to conserve drug resistance genes. However, there is not any study to realize whether drug-resistant bacteria can thrive in sea sand or not. In this investigation, we observed events of some extremely drug-resistant bacteria in sea sand. Our study pointed to diminished growths of these extremely drug-resistant bacteria in sea sand and surges release of bacterial natural pigments, which additionally could check microbial growths. Therefore, a negative feedback system de novo is dynamic in sea beaches to limit bacterial residents.

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