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Which part of the human body is a good location to search for antibiotic resistant microbes?...

Which part of the human body is a good location to search for antibiotic resistant microbes?

1) gut microbiome

2) upper respiratory tract microbiome

3)urogenetial microbiome

4) skin microbiome

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