Antibiotics are considered one of the greatest advances of medicine and, in addition to their
use in treating a wide spectrum of illnesses, they have been widely employed to promote …

There is growing concern among health institutions worldwide to supply clean water to their
populations, especially to more vulnerable communities. Although sewage treatment …

Antibiotics have emerged as a widespread pollutant in the aquatic environment. Aquatic
phytoremediation to remove antibiotic pollution in water has aroused increasing research …

The increasing use of antibiotics in animal production has become an emergent
environmental problem. The large percentages of applied antibiotic doses eliminated in …

Microplastic and antibiotic contamination are considered an increasing environmental
problem in aquatic systems, while little is known about the impact of microplastics and co …

Pharmaceuticals and personal care products (PPCPs) ubiquitously occur in the
environment, resulting in detrimental effects on human health and other organisms. With the …

We investigated the individual and combined contributions of two distinct heme proteins
namely, ascorbate peroxidase (APX) and catalase (CAT) on the tolerance of Lemna minor …

Chemicals used to assure agricultural production and the feasibility of planting sites often
end up in bodies of water used for crop irrigation. In a pot study, we investigated the …

Ciprofloxacin (CIP) is a commonly prescribed fluoroquinolone antibiotic that, even after
uptake, remains unmetabolized to a significant extent—over 70%. Unmetabolized CIP is …

Antibiotics are widely used as drugs and enter water bodies through various routes, leading
to environmental pollution. As a green in-situ remediation technology, phytoremediation has …