Phytotoxicity of amoxicillin to the duckweed Spirodela polyrhiza: Growth, oxidative stress, biochemical traits and antibiotic degradation

Singh, V. B.; Pandey, Bhawna; Suthar, Surindra

doi:10.1016/j.chemosphere.2018.03.010

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“…After the exposure of plants to ivermectin, the activity of CAT was significantly increased in both the roots and leaves; the activity of APX was significantly increased in the roots, and SOD activity was slightly enhanced in the roots. Similarly, [19] has described the increased activity of these antioxidant enzymes in duckweed fronds affected by amoxicillin. In addition, other antibiotics enhanced the activity of SOD and APX in wheat [20].…”

Section: The Effect Of Ivm On Antioxidant Enzyme Activities In Soybeansmentioning

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The Uptake of Ivermectin and Its Effects in Roots, Leaves and Seeds of Soybean (Glycine max)

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In recent years interest has grown in the occurrence and the effects of pharmaceuticals in the environment. The aim of this work is to evaluate the risk of fertilizing crops with manure from livestock treated with anthelmintics. The present study was designed to follow the fate of the commonly used anthelmintic drug, ivermectin (IVM) and its metabolites in soybeans (Glycine max (L.) Merr.), a plant that is grown and consumed world-wide for its high content of nutritional and health-beneficial substances. In vitro plantlets and soybean plants, cultivated in a greenhouse, were used for this purpose. Our results showed the uptake of IVM and its translocation to the leaves, but not in the pods and the beans. Four IVM metabolites were detected in the roots, and one in the leaves. IVM exposure decreased slightly the number and weight of the beans and induced changes in the activities of antioxidant enzymes. In addition, the presence of IVM affected the proportion of individual isoflavones and reduced the content of isoflavones aglycones, which might decrease the therapeutic value of soybeans. Fertilization of soybean fields with manure from IVM-treated animals appears to be safe for humans, due to the absence of IVM in beans, the food part of plants. On the other hand, it could negatively affect soybean plants and herbivorous invertebrates.

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Section: The Effect Of Ivm On Antioxidant Enzyme Activities In Soybeansmentioning

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The Uptake of Ivermectin and Its Effects in Roots, Leaves and Seeds of Soybean (Glycine max)

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“…ENR and LVF are a drug with broad‐spectrum antibiotics, widely used in the treatment of bacterial infection in human and animals all over the world, [79] so photocatalytic degradation of ENR and LVF has also been studied. Li et al [80] . reported Fe and Co co‐doped defects g‐C 3 N 4 by one‐step alkali assisted calcination.…”

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Application of g‐C₃N₄ Matrix Composites Photocatalytic Performance from Degradation of Antibiotics

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Semiconductor photocatalysts have broad prospects in the removal of antibiotics in water. In numerous semiconductor light catalyst materials, g‐C3N4 has attracted much attention because of its suitable band gap, high thermal and chemical stability. But its conductivity is poor, and the visible light utilization rate is low, which restrict the range of application. Modification strategies such as doping and semiconductor materials compounding can expand the visible light absorption range and maintain the advantages of high redox capacity of the photocatalyst. This article introduces the hazards of antibiotics in water, describes the progress of research on the modification of g‐C3N4 by metal elements, non‐metal elements, metal oxides and metal sulfides to remove antibiotics (TCs, SAs etc.) in water. Finally, we try to put forward some new research directions on the basis of the current research of photocatalyst, and put forward some simple views on the application of g‐C3N4.

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“…Besides, Singh et al revealed that amoxicillin is a toxic pollutant to aquatic plants during a short-term exposure, even at low concentration. [11] Over the decades, in order to monitor and quantify the trace amount of amoxicillin in the water environment and real samples, various modern methods have been used in determination of amoxicillin such as spectrophotometric, [12] HPLC, [13] AAS. [14] However, they still have some drawbacks such as the expensive and sophisticated equipment, complex operation, impossibility for on-site measurement, highly qualified operator demand.…”

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Electrochemical properties of amoxicillin on an economical, simple graphite pencil electrode and the ability of the electrode in amoxicillin detection

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Anh

Hà

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Vietnam Journal of Chemistry

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Amoxicillin (AMX), an antibiotic in the class of beta-lactam antibiotics has shown an ability of adsorption onto the economical, simple graphite pencil electrode (GPE) and could be electrochemical oxidation. The oxidation peak signal of AMX on the treated electrode is better than the one on the original GPE that is in agreement with the increase of redoxidation peaks of Fe(II)/Fe(III) system when using treated electrode. The square wave Voltammetric signals of AMX have exhibited a direct proportion to AMX concentrations in analytical solution with the correlation coefficient of 0.996. The limit of detection is 0.224 µM that is comparable with ones in many reported publications while GPE electrode is less complicated for fabrication.

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Phytotoxicity of amoxicillin to the duckweed Spirodela polyrhiza: Growth, oxidative stress, biochemical traits and antibiotic degradation

Cited by 88 publications

References 59 publications

The Uptake of Ivermectin and Its Effects in Roots, Leaves and Seeds of Soybean (Glycine max)

The Uptake of Ivermectin and Its Effects in Roots, Leaves and Seeds of Soybean (Glycine max)

Application of g‐C₃N₄ Matrix Composites Photocatalytic Performance from Degradation of Antibiotics

Electrochemical properties of amoxicillin on an economical, simple graphite pencil electrode and the ability of the electrode in amoxicillin detection

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Phytotoxicity of amoxicillin to the duckweed Spirodela polyrhiza: Growth, oxidative stress, biochemical traits and antibiotic degradation

Cited by 88 publications

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The Uptake of Ivermectin and Its Effects in Roots, Leaves and Seeds of Soybean (Glycine max)

The Uptake of Ivermectin and Its Effects in Roots, Leaves and Seeds of Soybean (Glycine max)

Application of g‐C3N4 Matrix Composites Photocatalytic Performance from Degradation of Antibiotics

Electrochemical properties of amoxicillin on an economical, simple graphite pencil electrode and the ability of the electrode in amoxicillin detection

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Application of g‐C₃N₄ Matrix Composites Photocatalytic Performance from Degradation of Antibiotics