Aquatic environment
Spatial and Temporal Variations in Physicochemical Properties of an Aquatic Environment
... the aquatic environment requires regular monitoring, especially during rainy season, because of the frequent discharge of pollutants from point and non-point sources into the river; which may lead to an ...
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A study of heavy metal and antibiotic resistance in hospital aquatic environment
... Microbial populations increase resistance to antimicrobials through several mechanisms. Of greater concern are cases of acquired resistance, where primarily greater populations of bacteria become resistant to antibiotics ...
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Chironomids as Biological Indicators of Metal Contamination in Aquatic Environment
... organisms therefore can be a good indicator of aquatic environment degradation. The high tolerance of chironomids to Pb 2+ and Cd 2+ could be understood if specific metabolism of each metal will be ...
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Calcium ions in the aquatic environment drive planarians to food
... machinery, dynamics of stem cells, organogenesis, neuroscience, reproductive strategy, and animal evolu- tion. In such investigations, various sustainable culture methods have been used, such as culturing in dechlori- ...
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Factors Affecting the Concentrations of Pharmaceuticals Released to the Aquatic Environment
... the aquatic environment, it is difficult to assess the threat that they pose to drinking water supplies or their rate of attenuation in natural systems without an adequate understanding of the sources of ...
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Bioavailability of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in the Aquatic Environment.
... the environment over time is essential in order to understand and assess ecological risk in aquatic ...the aquatic environment, and have several advantages to other methods of ...
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Detection of Vibro Cholerae 01 from Aquatic Environment in Sarawak
... Detection of Vibrio Cholerae 01 from Aquatic Environment in Sarawak ORIGINAL ARTICLE Detection of Vibrio Cho/erae 01 from Aquatic Environment in Sarawak A Norazah, M D*, M T Zainuldin, BSc*, A G M Kam[.] ...
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Assessment of the Aquatic Environment Quality of High Andean Lagoons using Multivariate Statistical Methods in Two Contrasting Climatic Periods
... the aquatic environment of high Andean lagoons was evaluated by means of multivariate statisti- cal methods in two contrasting climatic ...the environment of high Andean lagoons evaluated by means of ...
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Analysis of drugs in aquatic environment
... Anti-tumor agents and their metabolites are largely excreted into effluent, along with other pharmaceuticals. In the past, investigations have focused on the input and analysis of pharmaceuticals in surface and ground ...
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Investigating Temperature and Nutrients as Drivers of Primary Productivity in Aquatic Environment
... an aquatic system is primary productivity; the production of organic compounds from aquatic CO 2 , mainly through photosynthesis, with chemosynthesis being much less ...
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Emergence and Dispersion of Resistance Genes by the Aquatic Environment: a review
... many times by human beings when contaminating these bodies of water with wastes that mainly contain heavy metals as well as remnants of antibacterial drugs (Furukawa et al., 2015; Gullberg et al., 2014). These drugs can ...
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Developments in society and implications for emerging pollutants in the aquatic environment
... Pollutant emissions in river basins may be subject to change. How can we succeed in predicting future pollutant emissions and risks? The approach presented here is based on the hypothesis that the existing scenarios on ...
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Impact of Organic farming on aquatic environment
... Model simulation of N balance on Danish arable farms • Organic scenarios: • Basic: Crop rotation dominated by spring cereals with catch crops in 40% of crops and 20% clover/grass.. • + c[r] ...
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Microbial diversity : a consequence of the aquatic environment
... biochemical be with correlated whi ch can morphological characteristics The division 'with cell of the exception life the cycle, events within defined obligate bacteria well possess budd[r] ...
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Exploring the aquatic photodegradation of two ionisable fluoroquinolone antibiotics – Gatifloxacin and balofloxacin:Degradation kinetics, photobyproducts and risk to the aquatic environment
... Antibacterial activity changes caused by photodegradation in different waters.. The antibacterial activity of the two FQs was firstly assayed, and the results are shown in Fig..[r] ...
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Forestry and the aquatic environment: studies in an Irish context
... and aquatic environments is essential to develop environmentally compatible and sustainable management ...on aquatic systems per se, without the complications of ...of aquatic communities and further ...
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SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS ON AQUATIC POLLUTION IN INDONESIA
... Nowadays, aquaculture practice with floating net cage aquaculture method (hereafter named FNCA) in three reservoirs in Citarum River is economically important, because of fish produced such as nile tilapia (Oreochromis ...
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Reducing of chromium intensity of tannery effluent by using low-cost adsorbents
... In Bangladesh, these chromium reducing techniques may be used easily. The environment pollution is a burning question of present time. [4] The owner of tannery industries should have proper initiatives to control ...
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HISTOPATHOLOGY CHANGES IN FRESH WATER FISH CLARIAS BATRACHUS (Linn.) EXPOSED TO MERCURY AND CADMIUM
... The release of heavy metals into the aquatic environment causes water pollution problems because of their toxicity, persistence and bio-accumulation .An investigation on the effect of heavy metals like ...
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The role of houseflies in cholera transmission
... the environment-to-human and human-to- human transmission pathways are sensitive, and important, in determining the cholera infec- tions as all the parameters will affect the system either positively or ...from ...
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