Method for quantitatively detecting adhesion degree of bacterial genus on surfaces of coating layers in early contamination stage by utilizing genus-specific primers
A quantitative detection and specific technology, applied in the biological field, can solve the problems of insufficient research on the early attachment process of fouling organisms
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[0047] Implementation Case 1. Preparation of Marine Fouling Samples
[0048] In order to explore the microbial community on the surface of the antifouling coating added with different nanomaterials, the hanging plate test was carried out to simulate the state of the hull in seawater, so as to obtain marine fouling biological community samples.
[0049] (1) Selection of nanomaterials: the selected nanomaterials are as shown in Table 5:
[0050] Table 5 Nanomaterials
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[0052] (2) Coating: Mix the 4 nanomaterials shown in the above table with different types and different concentrations of primers and mix them evenly on the surface of the steel plate. There are 11 types of surfaces in total, numbered a-k, and dry at room temperature. The material and thickness of the steel plates used in the experiment are consistent with those of the ship bottom manufactured by Weihai Shipyard, which can basically achieve the effect of simulating the bottom of the ship in seawater. ...
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[0056] Example 2. Using specific primer amplification results to semi-quantitatively assess the attachment of 6 genera of microorganisms in seawater fouling samples
[0057] The screened 6 pairs of genus-specific primers were applied to the microbial communities on the surface of oyster growth-promoting and oyster-inhibiting materials, and the differences in community biodiversity were determined based on PCR amplification results and corresponding primer information. For this reason, an equal volume of eluent was taken out from the tubes storing the eluent of each small steel plate sample into a new tube, and the samples were labeled. The first sampling samples were labeled a1, b1, d2, e2, f2, g2, h2, i2, j2, k2, empty, the second sample number is a2, b2, d2, f2, g2, empty, the third sample number is a3, b3, c3, d3, e3, f3, g3, h3, i3, j3, k3 ("empty" represents the blank group, that is, a small steel plate sample without nanomaterials on the surface); the metagenomic group o...
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[0064] Implementation case 3. Several analyzes of the characteristics of microbial communities on the surface of steel plates
[0065] The 6 pairs of specific primers screened by the current design and the PCR amplification results of all samples on the surface of oyster growth-promoting nanomaterials and inhibiting nanomaterials, including whether amplified bands are amplified and the brightness of the bands, are all integrated for community analysis . According to the analysis results, there were Flavobacterium, Glaciecola, Jannaschia, Rhodococcus, sub Growth of Sulfitobacter. According to the band brightness of the amplified product, it can be clearly seen that Jannaschia (Jannaschia) grows more vigorously and has more biomass on the surface of the material that promotes the growth of oysters than on the surface of the material that inhibits the growth of oysters. There was no significant difference in the growth and reproduction degrees of the other four genera on the su...
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