ЭКОЛОГИЧЕСКИЕ ОСОБЕННОСТИ УСТОЙЧИВОСТИ К АНТИБИОТИКАМ УСЛОВНО-ПАТОГЕННОЙ МИКРОФЛОРЫ, ПЕРСИСТИРУЮЩЕЙ В ГИДРОЭКОСИСТЕМАХ

Abstract

The article provides an overview of investigating antibiotic resistance of conditionally pathogenic microflora circulating in different hydroecosystems. It has been stated that the process of spreading antibiotic resistance in bacteria around the world is progressing in a large scale. It has been found that the peculiarities of its manifestation are largely determined by natural, climatic and anthropogenic factors, as well as by the level of urbanization. Mechanisms of microorganism interaction with separate antibiotics are studied. The data obtained show that antibiotics widely used in medicine, veterinary science and aquaculture have caused antibiotic resistance in microflora isolated from hydroecosystems and hydrobionts (fish). The study results of the Russian and foreign scientists on antibiotic resistance of bacteria isolated from water and fish have been brought. Thus, microorganisms isolated from urban watercourses of Astrakhan, the Volga river Delta and pike perch body organs showed multiple antibiotic resistance depending on the season and the studied area. In all cases there have been recorded the minimum resistance of microflora to tobramycin and chloramphenicol and the maximum - to benzylpenicillin and ampicillin. The obtained data can serve as indicators of sanitary and epidemiological and environmental problems of hydroecosystems.