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Contributors CM led the drafting of the response and collaborated with both DF and EM in its finalisation. DF contributed to the finalisation of the response. EM contributed initial analysis and contributed to the finalisation of the response. All three authors authorised the final version before submission.
Funding This research was supported by the UGOT Challenges Initiative at the University of Gothenburg; the Swedish Research Council (VR), contract number 2018-05771, for the project EDAR: The Environment as a Driver for Antibiotic Resistance; and the Swedish Innovation Agency VINNOVA, contract number 2018-00433, for the project PLATINEA: Platform for Innovation of Existing Antibiotics.
Competing interests None declared.
Provenance and peer review Not commissioned; internally peer reviewed.
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