Overuse of antibiotics has led to their existence in nitrogen-containing water. The impacts of
antibiotics on bio-denitrification and the metabolic response of denitrifiers to antibiotics are …

Antibiotics commonly exist in municipal, livestock and industrial wastewaters. However, the
response of key microbiota performance in wastewater treatment plants to antibiotic …

Antibiotics frequently coexist with nitrate (NO 3−-N) in wastewater. This study systematically
explored the negative effects of enrofloxacin (ENR) on the microbial performance of …

The impact of antibiotics on denitrification has attracted widespread attention recently.
Norfloxacin, as a representative of fluoroquinolone antibiotics, is extensively detected in …

The impact of antibiotics on denitrification in the ecological environment has attracted
widespread attention. However, the concentration threshold and inhibitory effect of the same …

Both antibiotics and sediments can affect the denitrification in aquatic systems. However,
little is known how antibiotics influence the denitrification in the presence of sediments …

It is a well-established fact that aerobic denitrifying strains are profoundly affected by
antibiotics, but bacterium performing simultaneous aerobic denitrification and antibiotic …

The wide presence of antibiotics and minerals warrants their combined effects on the
denitrification in natural aquatic environment. Herein, we investigated the effects of two …

The present study quantitatively determined the degree and type of functional disturbance in
the nitrifying microbiome caused by exposure to a single oxytetracycline (OTC) and a two …

Denitrification is an indispensable pathway of nitrogen removal in aquatic ecosystems, and
plays an important role in decreasing eutrophication induced by excessive reactive nitrogen …