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contributions HM find protocol performed protein extraction, data analysis and drafted the manuscript. GS carried out the search and quality control of the mass spectrometry analysis. SP cultured and harvested bacilli. TS performed protein digestion and preparation for mass spectrometry analysis. HW participated in result analysis, drafting the manuscript and overall design of the study. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.”
“Background There is evidence that antimicrobial-resistant (AR) bacteria originating from livestock can be transferred to humans [1, 2] thus emphasizing the importance of mitigating their spread into the environment. A critical factor in the dissemination of AR bacteria is persistence in agricultural-related matrices [3].