A strain of
bacteria, HITLi7, based on the quantification of conserved
gene abundance. T A rapid and
specific detection method is involved, which uses the determination of the abundance of species-specific conserved genes to quickly detect HITLi7. T This invention addresses the challenges of complex
microbial composition and the limited availability of HITLi7 strains in current bio-enhanced
activated carbon processes. T The technical challenge of rapidly and specifically identifying and detecting abundance changes in
indigenous bacteria presents a problem. This invention utilizes the double-
positive reaction of the bispecific conserved genes gyrB and
rpoB to further enhance the specificity of the detection results. The high sensitivity and accuracy based on qPCR technology further strengthen the reliability of the results. The detection method of this invention provides highly targeted results, avoiding the large amount of redundant data and complex
processing procedures associated with high-
throughput technologies. Compared to detection methods based on traditional bacterial morphology and physicochemical properties, it has wider applicability, higher sensitivity, and greater accuracy.