FISIOLOGI PERTUMBUHAN, POTENSI AKTIFITAS PRODUKSI N2O DAN GEN FUNGSIONAL PENYANDINYA PADA BEBERAPA ISOLAT BAKTERI DENITRIFIKASI

Dwi Agustiyani, Nur Laili, Sarjiya Antonius
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Physiological characters of four denitrifying bacteria (Bacillus sp. CPNS, Bacillus thuringiensis UPT1, Brevundimonas diminuta EA1 and Bacillus sp. UPSB) were studied based on the growth ability on various nitrate concentrations and the production of N2O gas. The characters of denitrifying bacteria were also evaluated through the existence of functional genes nirS and nosZ, encoding the nitrite reduction and nitrous oxide reduction enzymes which have important role on denitrification processes. The study showed that Bacillus sp. UPSB and Bacillus sp. CPNS isolates have a linear growth with the increasing concentration of KNO3. The N2O gas production of Bacillus sp. UPSB isolate was relatively high, about 70 ?/l, Bacillus sp. CPNS isolate was 25?/l, while the Bacillus thuringiensis UPT1 isolate was 5 ?/l and Brevundimonas diminuta EA1 isolate was 8 ?/l. It was also indicated that both Bacillus sp. UPSB and Bacillus sp. CPNS had high deninitrification activities. It was confirmed that all isolates were contained functional gen of nirS and nosZ.
生长生理学,N2O生产的潜在活动以及几种反硝化细菌分离因子的功能性编码基因
研究了4种反硝化细菌(Bacillus sp. CPNS、Bacillus thuringiensis UPT1、Brevundimonas diminuta EA1和Bacillus sp. UPSB)在不同硝酸盐浓度下的生长能力和N2O产气量的生理特性。通过编码在反硝化过程中起重要作用的亚硝酸盐还原酶和氧化亚氮还原酶的功能基因nirS和nosZ的存在,对反硝化细菌的特性进行了评价。研究表明,Bacillus sp. UPSB和Bacillus sp. CPNS菌株随KNO3浓度的增加呈线性增长。Bacillus sp. UPSB菌株N2O产气量较高,约为70 μ g /l, Bacillus sp. CPNS菌株N2O产气量为25 μ g /l。苏云金芽孢杆菌UPT1分离株为5℃/l,小芽胞杆菌EA1分离株为8℃/l。结果表明,芽孢杆菌sp. UPSB和芽孢杆菌sp. CPNS均具有较高的脱硝活性。所有分离株均含有nirS和nosZ功能基因。
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