The Research Progress of Biosyufactants on the Degradation of Antibiotics during the Compost Process

Yun Long Zhao; Su Chen; Li Na Sun; Lan Shu Jin; Lei Chao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.368-370.818

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The Research Progress of Biosyufactants on the Degradation of Antibiotics during the Compost Process

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In recent years, the environmental impact of antibiotic pollution from animal manure has gradually become the focus of attention. The compost is a common method for degradation of antibiotics, the rapid degradation of antibiotics can be achieved by adjusting the different compost conditions. Biosurfactants caused all the attention as a new class of surfactants, biosurfactants used in compost will have an impact on the degradation of antibiotics in livestock and poultry manure.

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Yun Long Zhao, Su Chen, Li Na Sun, Lan Shu Jin, Lei Chao

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Antibiotics, Biosurfactants, Composting, Degradation

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