Microbiology
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To date, over 16,872 articles in Microbiology have been published with more than 523,151 citations from authors in 159 countries.
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Early prediction of antigenic transitions for influenza A/H3N2
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Antimicrobial Resistance
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This joint collection brings together guest editor selected research from PLOS Medicine, PLOS Biology, and PLOS ONE focusing on antimicrobial resistance in all microorganisms.
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It is important to have such a diverse group of scientists studying microbes because of their importance to society and the services they provide ranging from pharmaceutical production to carbon cycling. PLOS ONE is an open access journal that represents all scientific disciplines, making it an ideal home for multidiscplinary microbiology research to reach broad audiences.
Anna Simonin
Senior Editor, PLOS ONE
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