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39 results about "Phylum Proteobacteria" patented technology

Proteobacteria is a major phylum of gram-negative bacteria. They include a wide variety of pathogens, such as Escherichia, Salmonella, Vibrio, Helicobacter, Yersinia, Legionellales, and many other notable genera.

Method for quickly reducing antibiotics and resistance genes in organic solid waste

ActiveCN108033817AReduce the risk of gene transferNo reboundBio-organic fraction processingBacteriaGene transferBacteroidetes
The invention discloses a method for quickly reducing antibiotics and resistance genes in organic solid waste, and belongs to the field of organic solid waste treatment. The method has the advantagesthat ultrahigh-temperature aerobic fermentation is carried out on the organic solid waste by the aid of aerobic zymocyte capable of tolerating the temperatures of at least 80 DEG C under the conditionthat pile temperatures are not lower than 80 DEG C under the control for at least 5-7 days, and accordingly effects of quickly and stably reducing the antibiotics and the resistance genes in the organic solid waste can be realized; the antibiotics and the ARGs (antibiotic resistance genes) can be quickly degraded by means of ultrahigh-temperature aerobic fermentation, integral microbial communitystructures in piles further can be changed, 90% of microorganisms (mainly including Proteobacteria and Bacteroidetes) which carry the ARGs can be killed, risks of gene transfer of the ARGs can be reduced, diffusion of the ARGs can be controlled from the source, and the ARGs can be guaranteed against rebounding; the organic solid waste can be treated, and double effects of efficiently removing antibiotic residues and resistance gene pollution can be realized; exogenous heating can be omitted, energy can be produced only by the aid of metabolism of thermophilic microorganisms to reach the highfermentation temperatures, and accordingly the method is low in energy consumption and is environmentally friendly.
Owner:FUJIAN AGRI & FORESTRY UNIV

Preparation method of controllably degraded O-carboxymethyl cinnamaldehyde-modified chitosan antibacterial film

The invention discloses a preparation method of a controllably degraded O-carboxymethyl cinnamaldehyde-modified chitosan antibacterial film. The preparation method comprises (1) preparation of carboxymethyl chitin, (2) preparation of O-carboxymethyl chitosan through carboxymethyl chitin deacetylation, (3) preparation of O-carboxymethyl cinnamaldehyde-modified chitosan, and (4) preparation of the controllably degraded antimicrobial film. The controllably degraded film has salmonella, escherichia coli, staphylococcus aureus and aspergillus niger inhibition activity better than those of single chitosan and the traditional cinnamaldehyde-modified chitosan antibacterial film, has good physical properties and breathability and a controllable degradation rate, can be widely used in fields of agriculture, medicines and food packaging preservation and antibiosis. The preparation method is simple, is easy to operate and has good practicability.
Owner:南通药享科技有限公司

Method for screening self-transmissible broad host range plasmid carrying petroleum hydrocarbon degrading gene by utilizing triparental pairing conjugation and single carbon source of petroleum hydrocarbon

The invention relates to an intersecting field of biotechnology and bioremediation technology of polluted soil and specifically provides a method for screening self-transmissible broad host range plasmids carrying a petroleum hydrocarbon degrading gene by utilizing triparental pairing conjugation and a single carbon source of petroleum hydrocarbon. Different Proteobacteria subclass receptor bacteria with selected marker on chromosome, a donor bacterium carrying non-self-transmissible (Tra-Mob+) plasmid with selected marker and a sample are treated with triparental pairing conjugation; plasmids of the donor bacterium enter receptor bacteria with assistance of self-transmissible (Tra+Mob+) broad host range plasmids in the sample; zygosperms are screened through receptor bacteria and selected markers carried by the donor bacterium plasmids; the screened zygosperms containing self-transmissible broad host range plasmids are cultured in a medium using the single carbon source of petroleum hydrocarbon; and broad host range plasmids capable of degrading petroleum hydrocarbon are screened out. The triparental pairing conjugation provided by the invention can directly separate broad host range plasmids capable of degrading normal octane, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon naphthalene, fluorenes and phenanthrene from petroleum polluted soil, so as to provide heredity material for furtherly employing the plasmids to carry out bioremediation on polluted soil.
Owner:SHENYANG INST OF APPL ECOLOGY CHINESE ACAD OF SCI

Method for quantitatively detecting biofilm beta-proteobacteria

The invention relates to a method for quantitatively detecting biofilm beta-proteobacteria. The method comprises the following steps: pretreating standard substance beta-proteobacteria; pretreating a biofilm beta-proteobacteria sample to be detected; carrying out real-time fluorescence quantitative PCR detection on the standard substance beta-proteobacteria and making a standard curve equation y=-ax+b; then carrying out real-time fluorescence quantitative PCR detection on the biofilm beta-proteobacteria to be detected to obtain a cycle threshold and obtaining the concentration of beta-proteobacteria DNA in the sample according to the cycle threshold and a standard curve, wherein y is the cycle threshold and x is the logarithm of the concentration of DNA with 10 as the base number. Compared with the prior art, the method has the effects of effectively solving the problem that traditional pure culture methods have the defects of low analysis speed, more restrictive factors, low microbial diversity, low accuracy, strong subjective factors and the like, more scientifically monitoring the water treatment technology and the information of pathogenic bacteria in the pipe network biofilm, reflecting potential hazards in a drinking water system and providing more scientific bases for water quality purification of water supply networks.
Owner:TONGJI UNIV

Method for reducing hexavalent chromium in methane matrix biomembrane by NO<3><->

ActiveCN108675445ASignificant inhibitory effectIrreversible inhibitionBiological treatment regulationWater contaminantsActivated sludgeContinuous flow
The invention relates to a biological reduction technology for composite pollutants, and aims to provide a method for reducing hexavalent chromium in a methane matrix biomembrane by NO<3><->. The method includes the following steps: adding Na2CrO4 and NaNO3 to an inorganic medium, and allowing the obtained medium, for later use, to stand under a micro-aerobic condition; introducing simulated wastewater into a methane matrix membrane bioreactor, adding CrO<4><2-> and activated sludge, and carrying out self-circulation to obtain the a bacterial solution; introducing the simulated wastewater andCH4 into the reactor in a continuous flow manner, and controlling the concentration of NO<3><-> in inlet water in stages; and ensuring that the concentrations of the CrO<4><2-> and NO<3><-> in outletwater reach a steady state for at least 10 days in every running stage. Compared with the prior art, the method has the following advantages: the high load of NO<3><-> has a significant irreversible inhibition effect on the reduction of Cr(VI); the introduction of the NO<3><-> deceases Meiothermus originally involved in the reduction of Cr(VI) and makes alpha-proteobacteria enriched; and when theNO<3><-> is removed, beta-proteobacteria become important, so the beta-proteobacteria play a potential role in Cr(VI) reduction.
Owner:ZHEJIANG UNIV
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