Research trend of antimicrobial resistance in livestock farm of China in 21 century: a bibliometric analysis.

DOI: 10.31220/agriRxiv.2021.00056
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    Abstract: Abstract Aiming to reveal the trends in AMR research in poultry and farm of China in 21 century, this bibliometric study carry out through the articles found in the Web of Science database. Search terms includes the keywords about AMR in livestock farm of China and excluded that about marine, vegetable, manure compost and humankind medical treatment. A summary quantity of 276 articles were included, publish between 2008 and 2020. It's evident that a growing research interest focus on this domain in the last decades with annual percentage growth rate is 30.09%, and 93.12% of the research articles (257 papers) was published after 2011. Through this period, the research categories recently became more diverse and focused on "One Health". The most published and cited documents were from the China Agriculture University, and research institutions in five provinces of east-costal China provided about 60% of publications. A frequency analysis of keywords showed a comprehensive ascendant of keywords about "prevalence", "poultry", "AMR", "genes", and "identification". The most common five research topic couples were Enterobacteriaceae and identification , diversity and China , strains and genes , AMR and prevalence . This pioneering study supplied a nationwide overview of spatial and temporal trends of research related to AMR in livestock farm of China. In view of the enhance tendency during the last years, it's estimated that scientific research will increase in the future. Unearthing scientific areas that should be explored in the future is key to design new strategic agendas for AMR research in livestock farm animals and to inform funding programs.

    Key words: amr; china; livestock farm; identification; genes; the las

    Submit time: 1 January 2021

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