Ciprofloxacin removal from non-clinical environment: A critical review of current methods and future trend prospects

Enhancement of Magnetic Surface-Enhanced Raman Scattering Detection by Tailoring Fe3O4@Au Nanorod Shell Thickness and Its Application in the On-site Detection of Antibiotics in Water

“…CIP, as a contaminant of emerging concern, has been found on the feces of animals, wastewater, soil, and aquatic ecosystem among others, which raises the alarm for its limitation and monitoring. Continuous and sub-lethal doses encourage genetic changes in bacteria that survive those doses and can lead to antimicrobial resistance. , In excess, it also can reduce the efficacy of biological nitrogen and phosphorus removal, affect intracellular polyhydroxyalkanoates and glycogen transformation, damage a wide range of organisms, , or lead to diverse diseases and allergies . Thus, its monitorization is highly relevant both in environmental remediation and monitoring and in improving the comprehension of the dose–effect relationship toward a personalized medicine strategy.…”

“… 69 , 70 In excess, it also can reduce the efficacy of biological nitrogen and phosphorus removal, affect intracellular polyhydroxyalkanoates and glycogen transformation, 71 damage a wide range of organisms, 71 , 72 or lead to diverse diseases and allergies. 71 Thus, its monitorization is highly relevant both in environmental remediation and monitoring and in improving the comprehension of the dose–effect relationship toward a personalized medicine strategy. Here, its Raman signal was analyzed as a function of the concentration using a portable Raman, underpinning its feasibility to be translated to a point-of-care and in situ analysis.…”

An effective antimicrobial complex of nanoscale β-cyclodextrin and ciprofloxacin conjugated to a cell adhesive dipeptide

“…6 CPFX is a second-generation uoroquinolone used to treat various infections, including urinary infections, infections related to bone, cystic brosis, chronic otitis media, prostatitis, and so on. 7,8 CPFX demonstrates more remarkable activity against Gram-negative bacteria (Enterobacteriaceae like Escherichia coli) than Gram-positive bacteria (Staphylococcus aureus). 9 To clarify the antibacterial mechanism of the CPFX, it is crucial to know that CPFX is a DNA gyrase inhibitor.…”

Effect of water matrix on ligand-assisted adsorption of ciprofloxacin from aqueous solutions by zerovalent iron nanoparticles

“…Residues of antibiotics are released to the environment through the effluents of domestic, industrial, and hospital wastewater treatment plants, landfill sites, various veterinary applications (e.g., aquaculture, poultry and livestock farms, etc. ), and so forth [6,7]. Despite the great benefits in the human and veterinary medicine, the persisting and bioaccumulation of antibiotics in the environment especially the limited water resources are suspected of causing serious health and ecological issues.…”