Antibiotic Usage in Aquaculture Systems Modern aquaculture operations face significant challenges in maintaining fish health while controlling disease outbreaks. Antibiotics are routinely administered in aquaculture systems for both therapeutic treatment of bacterial infections and prophylactic prevention of disease in high-density fish farming environments. According to veterinary drug abuse literature, these compounds can persist in water

Analytical Challenges of Highly Polar Pesticides in Surface Water The analysis of highly polar pesticides like glyphosate and its primary metabolite AMPA (aminomethylphosphonic acid) presents unique challenges in environmental monitoring. These compounds exhibit exceptional water solubility and low octanol-water partition coefficients (log Kow values typically below -3), making them difficult to extract from aqueous matrices

Environmental Concern Over Personal Care Product Residues The increasing detection of personal care product (PCP) residues in aquatic environments has emerged as a significant environmental concern in recent decades. These compounds, which include fragrances, UV filters, antimicrobial agents, preservatives, and surfactants, enter water systems through wastewater treatment plant effluents, agricultural runoff, and direct discharge. Unlike