Heliyon,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10(9), P. e29798 - e29798
Published: April 21, 2024
This
review
aims
to
examine
the
existence
of
Pseudomonas
aeruginosa
(P.
aeruginosa)
and
their
antibiotic
resistance
genes
(ARGs)
in
aquatic
settings
alternative
treatment
ways.
P.
a
various
environment
have
been
identified
as
contaminants
with
impacts
on
human
health
environment.
multiple
antibiotics,
such
sulfamethoxazole,
ciprofloxacin,
quinolone,
trimethoprim,
tetracycline,
vancomycin,
well
specific
including
sul1,
qnrs,
blaVIM,
blaTEM,
blaCTX,
blaAIM-1,
tetA,
ampC,
blaVIM.
The
development
can
occur
naturally,
through
mutations,
or
via
horizontal
gene
transfer
facilitated
by
sterilizing
agents.
In
addition,
an
overview
current
knowledge
inactivation
ARG
mechanisms
action
disinfection
processes
water
wastewater
(UV
chlorine
processes,
catalytic
oxidation,
Fenton
reaction,
ozonation,)
is
given.
An
effects
nanotechnology
resulting
wetlands
also
Journal of Basic Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
61(12), P. 1049 - 1070
Published: Oct. 14, 2021
Abstract
The
production
and
use
of
antibiotics
are
becoming
increasingly
common
worldwide,
the
problem
antibiotic
resistance
is
increasing
alarmingly.
Drug‐resistant
infections
threaten
human
life
health
impose
a
heavy
burden
on
global
economy.
origin
molecular
basis
bacterial
presence
genes
(ARGs).
Investigations
ARGs
mostly
focus
environments
in
which
frequently
used,
such
as
hospitals
farms.
This
literature
review
summarizes
current
knowledge
occurrence
antibiotic‐resistant
bacteria
nonclinical
environments,
air,
aircraft
wastewater,
migratory
bird
feces,
sea
areas
in‐depth,
have
rarely
been
involved
previous
studies.
Furthermore,
mechanism
action
plasmid
phage
during
horizontal
gene
transfer
was
analyzed,
transmission
summarized.
highlights
new
mechanisms
that
enhance
evolutionary
background
multidrug
resistance;
addition,
some
promising
points
for
controlling
or
reducing
spread
antimicrobial
also
proposed.
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
18(11), P. 5723 - 5723
Published: May 26, 2021
Aquaculture
is
the
productive
activity
that
will
play
a
crucial
role
in
challenges
of
millennium,
such
as
need
for
proteins
support
humans
and
respect
environment.
an
important
economic
Mediterranean
basin.
A
great
impact
presented,
however,
by
aquaculture
practices
they
involve
use
antibiotics
treatment
prophylaxis.
As
consequence
aquaculture,
antibiotic
resistance
induced
surrounding
bacteria
column
water,
sediment,
fish-associated
bacterial
strains.
Through
horizontal
gene
transfer,
can
diffuse
antibiotic-resistance
genes
mobile
further
spreading
genetic
determinants.
Once
triggered,
easily
spreads
among
aquatic
microbial
communities
and,
from
there,
reach
human
pathogenic
bacteria,
making
vain
health.
Climate
change
claims
significant
this
context,
rising
temperatures
affect
cell
physiology
same
way
antibiotics,
causing
to
begin
with.
The
Sea
represents
‘hot
spot’
terms
climate
aspects
area
be
significantly
amplified,
thus
increasing
threats
Practices
must
adopted
counteract
negative
impacts
on
health,
with
reduction
pivotal
point.
In
meantime,
it
necessary
act
against
reducing
anthropogenic
impacts,
example
CO2
emissions
into
atmosphere.
One
Health
type
approach,
which
involves
intervention
different
skills,
veterinary,
ecology,
medicine
compliance
principles
sustainability,
strongly
recommended
face
these
animal
environmental
safety
area.
ACS ES&T Engineering,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
1(7), P. 1046 - 1064
Published: June 7, 2021
The
emergence
of
antibiotic-resistant
bacteria
(ARB)
and
antibiotic
resistance
genes
(ARGs)
in
the
environment
has
created
obstacles
when
treating
infectious
diseases
with
antibiotics.
Wastewater
treatment
plants
(WWTPs)
serve
as
reservoirs
for
ARB
ARGs
can
disseminate
them
into
environment.
It
is
important
to
understand
address
these
risks.
Generally,
professional
disinfection
processes
have
been
used
WWTPs
disinfect
target
water
body,
goal
eliminating
pathogenic
microorganisms
water.
However,
are
not
generally
considered,
spread
developed
through
horizontal
gene
transfer
(HGT).
This
Review
provides
a
detailed
overview
application
progress
different
traditional
new
technologies
removing
ARGs,
mainly
focusing
on
bacterial
inactivation
mechanisms
chlorination,
ozonation,
ultraviolet
(UV)
(including
UVA,
UVB,
UVC),
sunlight,
sunlight-dissolved
organic
matter
(DOM),
photocatalysis
(PC)/photoelectrocatalysis
(PEC).
In
addition,
this
also
focuses
technology
involved
clarifies
underlying
environments.
Furthermore,
by
linking
inactivation,
describes
how
SOS
response
cell
membrane
permeability
may
be
key
step
conjugation,
transformation,
transduction
ARGs.
Finally,
given
applications
current
problems
associated
light-based
controlling
challenges
opportunities
facilitate
development
future
technologies.
highlights
research
directions
related
ARG
transmission
control.
Environmental Science & Technology,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
56(21), P. 14948 - 14959
Published: May 3, 2022
Plastic
particles
impact
the
propagation
of
antibiotic
resistance
genes
(ARGs)
in
environmental
media,
and
their
perturbation
on
horizontal
gene
transfer
(HGT)
ARGs
is
recognized
as
a
critical
influencing
mechanism.
However,
studies
concerning
influence
mechanisms
plastic
HGT
were
limited,
particularly
for
effect
particle
sizes
ARG
vector-associated
mechanisms.
This
study
explored
polystyrene
(PS)
with
75,
90,
100,
1000,
10000
nm
(via
transformation)
mediated
by
pUC19,
pSTV29,
pBR322
plasmids
into
Escherichia
coli
cells.
PS
≤100
impacted
transformation
ARGs,
but
large
(1000
nm)
showed
no
obvious
effects.
Effects
three
vastly
distinct.
For
pUC19
high
replication
capacities,
was
monotonously
promoted.
pSTV29
low
suppressing
effects
observed.
attributed
to
two
competing
The
enhancing
mechanism
that
direct
interaction
membrane
lipids
indirect
associated
bacterial
oxidative
stress
response
induced
pore
formation
cell
increased
permeability,
thus
plasmid
entrance.
inhibiting
interfered
inside
E.
coli,
decreasing
tranformation.
deepened
our
understanding
dissemination
contamination.
Water,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(5), P. 975 - 975
Published: March 3, 2023
Environmental
aquatic
pollution
with
antibiotics
is
a
global
challenge
that
affects
even
pristine
mountain
environments.
Monitoring
the
concentration
of
in
water
critical
to
resource
management.
In
this
review,
we
present
sources
and
degradation
routes
polluting
surface
waters,
particular
focus
on
environments
areas.
This
strongly
related
anthropopressure
resulting
from
intensive
tourism.
An
important
aspect
threat
environment
containing
at
sub-inhibitory
concentrations,
which
bacterial
populations.
Antibiotics
are
ecological
factors
driving
microbial
evolution
by
changing
community
composition,
inhibiting
or
promoting
their
functions,
enriching
maintaining
drug
resistance.
We
paid
attention
stability
half-lives
biotic
abiotic
degradation,
results
structures
molecules
environmental
conditions.
Wastewater
treatment
combined
advanced
techniques
significantly
increase
efficiency
antibiotic
removal
wastewater.
Modern
methods
wastewater
crucial
reducing
supply
enhancing
possibility
economic
safe
reuse
for
technical
purposes.
provide
perspective
current
research
investigating
emergence
areas
identify
knowledge
gaps
field.
Environmental Science & Technology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
58(5), P. 2346 - 2359
Published: Jan. 24, 2024
Ecological
role
of
the
viral
community
on
fate
antibiotic
resistance
genes
(ARGs)
(reduction
vs
proliferation)
remains
unclear
in
anaerobic
digestion
(AD).
Metagenomics
revealed
a
dominance
Siphoviridae
and
Podoviridae
among
13,895
identified
operational
taxonomic
units
(vOTUs)
within
AD,
only
21
vOTUs
carried
ARGs,
which
accounted
for
0.57
±
0.43%
AD
resistome.
Conversely,
ARGs
locating
plasmids
integrative
conjugative
elements
above
61.0%,
indicating
substantial
potential
conjugation
driving
horizontal
gene
transfer
AD.
Virus–host
prediction
based
CRISPR
spacer,
tRNA,
homology
matches
indicated
that
most
viruses
(80.2%)
could
not
infect
across
genera.
Among
480
high-quality
metagenome
assembly
genomes,
95
were
considered
as
putative
antibiotic-resistant
bacteria
(pARB).
Furthermore,
lytic
phages
66
pARBs
devoid
virus/host
abundance
ratios
with
an
average
value
71.7
extensive
activity
lysis.
The
infectivity
phage
was
also
elucidated
through
laboratory
experiments
concerning
changes
phage-to-host
ratio,
pH,
temperature.
Although
metagenomic
evidence
dissemination
by
transduction
found,
higher
proportion
infecting
suggested
played
greater
reducing
ARB
numbers
than
spreading
