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AMR and SARS-CoV-2 Surveillance in Sewage R. Sean Norman, PhD University of South Carolina Arnold School of Public Health Department of Environmental Health Sciences PACCARB, September 10, 2020
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AMR and SARS-CoV-2 Surveillance in Sewage

R. Sean Norman, PhD

University of South CarolinaArnold School of Public Health

Department of Environmental Health Sciences

PACCARB, September 10, 2020

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Sewage Surveillance as a Public Health Tool

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Do bioaerosols contribute to the release of antibiotic resistant bacteria from WWTPs?

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ARGs in WWTP

Sludge and Bioaerosols

Integron-encoded gene conferring resistance to high levels of imipenem

Plasmid-mediated ESBL: activity against late generation cephalosporins:

Plasmid-mediated encoding pentapeptide repeat proteins: activity against fluoroquinolones

Gaviria-Figueroa, A., Preisner, E. C., Hoque, S., Feigley, C. E., & Norman, R. S. 2019. Emission and dispersal of antibiotic resistance genes through bioaerosols generated during the treatment of municipal sewage. Science of The Total Environment 686:404-412

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CDC Project 1: ‘COALITION’soCio-ecOlogicAl coupLIng of anTIbiOtic resistaNce and the potential risk of human exposure to AR pathogens in bioaerosols generated during wastewater treatment

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CDC Project 2: ‘GLANCE’ Using sewaGe surveiLlance to examine the relationship between SARS-CoV-2 and aNtibiotiC rEsistance

AntibioticCharacterization

ARG/TaxonomyCharacterization

SARS-CoV-2 Quantitation

South Carolina

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South Carolina

3,917,9241,817,763

921,214

1,631,379

Spatial and temporal trends in SARS-CoV-2 abundance across seven sewershedslocated in South Carolina

3,437,329

884,300

4,322,532

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Project Integration: Using sewage surveillance to examine the relationship between Covid-19 and AMR within communities

*Data need: Zip code-level antibiotic prescription data

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AcknowledgmentsNorman Laboratory• Gabe Kenne, PhD

• Andres Gaviria-Figueroa, PhD candidate• Mirza Isanovic, PhD candidate• Karlen Correa Velez, PhD candidate

• Cassie Bailey, MS candidate• Abdulmalik Alsaif, PhD candidate

Funding• CDC contract # 75D-301-18C-02903

• CDC contract # 75D-301-20P-08501

• SCDHEC contract # EQ-0-654

Special Thanks• South Carolina

utilities/operators

• SCDHEC wastewater couriersCollaborators• Colleen Burgess, MS, Ramboll Inc.

• Sandra Sulsky, MPH, PhD, Ramboll Inc.

• Bryan Brooks, PhD, Baylor University

• Mike Marcus, PhD, SCDHEC

• Mia Mattioli, CDC


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