Keri Lydon

Clinical Assistant Professor


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Environmental Health

University of Georgia

150 E. Green Street
Athens, GA 30602



Contaminants and Antimicrobial Resistance


Chemical pollutants don't just degrade water quality, they can reshape microbial communities and select for resistance. This research investigates how contaminants commonly found in wastewater, including the antimicrobial triclosan, pharmaceuticals, personal care products, and plastics, influence bacterial community composition, antimicrobial resistance patterns, and the environmental fate of emerging pollutants in coastal ecosystems.  

Publications


Patterns of triclosan resistance in Vibrionaceae


K. A. Lydon, M. J. Robertson, E. Lipp

PeerJ, 2018


Biodegradation of Poly(3-hydroxybutyrate- co-3-hydroxyhexanoate) Plastic under Anaerobic Sludge and Aerobic Seawater Conditions: Gas Evolution and Microbial Diversity.


Shunli Wang, K. A. Lydon, Evan M. White, Joe B. Grubbs, E. Lipp, J. Locklin, J. Jambeck

Environmental Science and Technology, 2018


Effects of triclosan on bacterial community composition and Vibrio populations in natural seawater microcosms


K. A. Lydon, D. A. Glinski, Jason R. Westrich, W. M. Henderson, E. Lipp

Elementa, 2017


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