Research demonstrates safe antibiotic doses using biotesting and spectrophotometry in soils, indicating potential environmental impact.
The conditions for measuring the concentrations of the antibiotics tylosin and ciprofloxacin by absorption spectra against the background of natural organic substances in soil and aquatic ecosystems have been determined. The use of pectrophotometry in combination with ecotoxicity measurement in sensitive biotest systems is proposed to be used for standardization and establishment of safe doses of antibiotics for biota in soils, manure and wastewater.
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