Molecular level removal of antibiotic resistant bacteria and genes: A review of interfacial chemical in advanced oxidation processes

  25 February 2024

Antibiotic resistant bacteria and antibiotic resistance genes pose risks to public health and ecosystems. Advanced oxidation technology, such as Fenton-like, photocatalysis, and electrocatalysis, can control antibiotic resistance. Understanding catalytic active sites and adsorption reactions between catalysts and ARGs can provide in-depth exploration of ARG removal mechanisms. This review reveals the potential of various catalysts for removing ARGs, offering a promising approach for wastewater treatment plants.

Further reading: Water Research
Author(s): Fei Li, Kewang Liu, Yueping Bao, Yanxiao Li, Zhiyong Zhao, Pengfei Wang, Sihui Zhan
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