Vijver, Lucy Van De; Verwer, Cynthia; Smolders, Gigi; Hospers-Brands, Monique and Eekeren, Nick Van (2016) cycle of veterinary antibiotics in the ecosystem. Publication / Louis Bolk Instituut 2016-024 VG.. Louis Bolk Instituut, Driebergen, NE.
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Summary
In summary, antibiotics are poorly absorbed in the gut of animals (Jjemba, 2002). As a consequence a large part of the initial compound is excreted. From the application in livestock to manure, the range of excreted antibiotic residues lies between 17-90%. Part of these residues enters the environment through direct application on the field or through run off from the storage. After excretion the residues can also be re-transformed to the initial compound, and thus become active again (Sarmah, 2006). In this literature review we focus on the dispersal of the most frequently used antibiotic classes for veterinary purposes and its residues in the ecosystem.
EPrint Type: | Report |
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Keywords: | antibiotica (nl), antibiotics (en), voedertoevoegingen (nl), feed additives (en), veterinaire producten (nl), veterinary products (en), waterverontreiniging (nl), water pollution (en), residuen (nl), residues (en), veehouderij (nl), livestock farming (en), ecosystemen (nl), ecosystems (en), kringlopen (nl), cycling (en), 411-G-2 Waterverontreiniging (nl), 411-G-2 Water Pollution (en) |
Subjects: | "Organics" in general |
Research affiliation: | Netherlands > BioKennisBank |
Related Links: | https://edepot.wur.nl/400824 |
Project ID: | BKB |
Deposited By: | Blom, M |
ID Code: | 46955 |
Deposited On: | 12 Jun 2023 06:42 |
Last Modified: | 12 Jun 2023 06:42 |
Document Language: | English |
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