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• W4285222315 abstract "The use of antibiotics in different fields of human societies is increasing since the discovery of penicillin, the first antibiotic discovered in 1928. Initially, they were used to treat human ailments; later, they found their way in industry, horticulture, animal husbandry, honey production, fish farming and aquaculture, ethanol production, antifouling paints, disinfectants, and food industry. This unprecedented use of naturally occurring and synthetic antibiotics led to the development of broad-spectrum resistance in the bacterial communities against the commonly used antibiotics. As the exposure of antibiotics to our environment is increasing, so is the development of antibiotic-resistant bacterial communities not only in the medical settings and industry but also in our environment. There is a concern that increased presence of antibiotics in the environment can contribute to the recruitment of resistance factors from the environmental resistome to human pathogens which may further complicate the issue of resistant pathogens. In this chapter, we will discuss about different routes and sources responsible for the antibiotic pollutants and their environmental consequences and evaluate different management strategies for their control to reduce the risk associated with the presence of antibiotics in our environment." @default.
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• W4285222315 title "Antibiotics: Multipronged Threat to Our Environment" @default.
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