Abstract
The consumption of #pharmacologicallyactive substances (PhACs) is
steadily increasing. According to their recalcitrant nature and
low biodegradability in wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs), they occur
in rivers, lakes, and even ground and drinking waters. Because
of that PhACs are considered to be emerging #pollutants. Therefore new
technologies which can be used to degrade them are investigated.
Two white-rot fungi (WRF) strains: #Pleurotusostreatus and #Trametesversicolor
show quite good PhACs removal values. Broad applications of
active and inactivated form of biomass are possible due to different
mechanisms of their action, such as #biodegradation by extracellular and
#intercellularenzymes or #biosorption. Thus, the versatility for applying
fungi, represent that this microorganisms are a promising tool to deal
with problem of #pharmaceuticalcompounds elimination from the
environment. In this work has been also presented future possibilities,
like
their application in waste water and sludge treatment or future
perspectives of removal of different group of pharmaceuticals by this
promising
and environmentally friendly technology
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