Identification of antibiotic resistance genes and potential host bacteria based on pma high-throughput sequencing and picrust
A technology of antibiotic resistance and identification method, applied in the field of identification of emerging genotype pollutants and their host bacteria, can solve the problems of high cost, time-consuming qPCR, and dependence
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[0033] 1. Environmental samples
[0034] The environmental sample is activated sludge taken from the aeration tank of a recycled sewage treatment plant in Beijing.
[0035] 2. PMA treatment of environmental samples
[0036] Before extracting genomic DNA from environmental samples, the activated sludge was pretreated with propidium azide bromide (PMA), which mainly included: PMA reagent preparation and storage; PMA pretreatment; PMA photocrosslinking operation. Among them, the preparation and storage of PMA (2mM) reagent are as follows: Dissolve 1 mg of PMA in 980 μL MilliQ, and store in the refrigerator in the dark (-20°C); Mix a large amount of activated sludge to keep the final concentration of PMA at 3-4μg / mL. After fully mixing, incubate in the dark for 15 minutes, and mix upside down every 4-5 minutes, so that PMA can enter the damaged cells to the maximum extent; PMA light Cross-linking operation: Place the cultivated environmental sample on a blue light cross-linking ...
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