Probiotic-Ceramic Viability For Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

This pilot study examined the effect of temperature on Bacillus subtilis survival on two ceramics over 28 days. Survival was lowest at 16°C and most stable at 30°C, with temperature having a greater influence than ceramic type. These findings may support AMR transmission prevention.

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