Antibiotics, as pollutants of emerging concern, can enter marine environments, rivers, and
lakes and endanger ecology and human health. The purpose of this study was to review the …

Due to the mass production and extensive use in clinical application and livestock breeding,
antibiotics have been detected frequently in soil and water, where a range of abiotic and …

The occurrence of antibiotics in agricultural soils has raised concerns due to their potential
risks to ecosystems and human health. However, a comprehensive understanding of …

A critical, challenging environmental issue is explored pollution of water supplies by
discharging industrial/pharmaceutical/hospital/urban wastewaters into the aquatic …

The antibiotic mycelial residue (AMR), a bio-waste, always generated with the antibiotics
production by fermentation. It could lead to serious environmental risks after discharge due …

Antibiotics ubiquitously occur in soils and pose a potential threat to ecosystem health.
Concurrently, urbanization and land-use intensification have transformed soil ecosystems …

Antibiotics are widely used in medical care, livestock production, and aquaculture. However,
antibiotic pollution has attracted increasing global concerns due to their ecological risks after …

Microbial bioremediation offers a solution to the problem of residual antibiotics in
wastewater associated with animal farms. Efficient degradation of antibiotic residues …

The antibiotics released by human and animals end up in the environmental sinks like soil
and water to cause contamination and induce resistance in the microflora. The knowledge of …

To explore the responses of soil microbial communities to concentration gradients of
antibiotic residues in soil, 32 soil samples were collected from a typical greenhouse …