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Ribogospod. nauka Ukr., 2023; 1(63): 3-32
DOI: https://doi.org/10.15407/fsu2023.01.003
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Проблема забруднення водних екосистем антибіотиками (огляд)

В. В. Шепелевич, Ця електронна адреса захищена від спам-ботів. вам потрібно увімкнути JavaScript, щоб побачити її. , Інститут рибного господарства НААН, м. Київ
А. Є. Березкіна, Ця електронна адреса захищена від спам-ботів. вам потрібно увімкнути JavaScript, щоб побачити її. , Інститут рибного господарства НААН, м. Київ
Т. В. Третякова, Ця електронна адреса захищена від спам-ботів. вам потрібно увімкнути JavaScript, щоб побачити її. , Інститут рибного господарства НААН, м. Київ
Н. М. Матвієнко, Ця електронна адреса захищена від спам-ботів. вам потрібно увімкнути JavaScript, щоб побачити її. , Інститут рибного господарства НААН, м. Київ

Мета. Проаналізувати та узагальнити інформацію щодо проблеми забруднення водних екосистем антибіотиками.

Результати. Представлена робота описує глобальні ризики, пов’язані з присутністю антибіотиків у водному середовищі та водних організмах, кількісну та якісну оцінку забруднення антибітиками водних ресурсів Світового океану з використанням двостулкових молюсків.

Практична значимість. Огляд може бути корисним для широкого загалу науковців, які займаються екологією, сільським господарством, ветеринарією, рибництвом; для фахівців у сфері фармакології та мікробіології. Робота також може бути цікавою для викладачів та студентів профільних вишів.

Ключові слова: антибіотики, забруднення стічних вод антибіотиками, антибіотикорезистентність, гени стійкості, водні біоценози, аквакультура, двостулкові молюски.

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