A kind of composite bacterial strain for treating high-salt wastewater
A technology of compound bacteria and Clostridia, applied in biological water/sewage treatment, microbial-based methods, water/sludge/sewage treatment, etc., can solve microbial growth and toxicity, threats and impacts of human life and production, and standard sewage Surrounding environmental pollution and other problems, to achieve the effect of stable performance of single bacteria
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[0025] Embodiment 1: the preparation of composite strain
[0026] Described compound bacterial species comprises bacillus, nitrifying bacteria, streptococcus, legionella, clostridium, cyanobacterium, pseudomonas, denitrifying bacteria, sulfur bacteria and actinomycetes, preferably, described compound bacterial species comprises by percentage Bacillus 83.3%, Nitrifying bacteria 5%, Streptococcus 1%, Legionella 1%, Clostridium 1%, Cyanobacteria 1%, Pseudomonas 2.5%, Denitrifying bacteria 3.5%, Sulfur bacteria 1.2% and Actinomycetes 0.5%, more preferably, the bacillus is a genetically modified bacillus, and the composite bacterial agent can be prepared into liquid bacterial agents, dry powder bacterial agents, capsules, etc. Bacteria count not less than 2.8×10 7 cfu / mL; when prepared as a dry powder inoculum, the count of viable bacteria in the dry powder inoculum shall not be less than 1.2×10 8 cfu / g; when prepared into capsules, the count of viable bacteria in the capsules sh...
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[0027] Embodiment 2: the acquisition of total halophilic gene
[0028] Saline-alkaline lakes are natural high-saline environments, most of which are inland lakes, which can form a relatively closed microbial ecological environment. The microbial communities of saline-alkali lakes include algae, cyanobacteria, aerobic bacteria, anaerobic bacteria, facultative aerobic bacteria, Archaea, etc. Archaea are an important component of the microbial community of saline-alkaline lakes. They adapt to high-saline environments, and most of them belong to the chemoorganotrophic type. Because halophilic archaea have different osmotic pressure, cell membrane ion distribution, and The degree of halophilicity and oligotrophy are difficult to cultivate under conventional conditions. It is precisely because of the specificity of the above-mentioned physical and chemical properties that archaea have metabolic pathways that are different from conventional microorganisms, and have the potential to be...
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[0031] Example 3: Construction of a halophilic gene library
[0032] The purified DNA was sequenced and the Escherichia coli expression system (E.coli DH5a) was used to construct the salt lake halophilic gene library, and the genomic DNA was randomly interrupted to 100bp, 150bp, 200bp, 250bp, 500bp, 1.0kb, 1.5kb, 2.5kb After connecting the DNA fragments with adapters, PCR amplified 100bp, 150bp, 200bp, 250bp, 500bp sequences and sequenced them on the machine to obtain short sequence libraries. The 1.0kb and 1.5kb large fragment libraries were constructed using Cre-Lox library construction technology. The two ends of the large DNA fragment are connected with LoxP adapters and then circularized and sequenced; according to the genome construction steps, the insert fragments of 250bp, 500bp, 1.0kb, and 1.5kb are respectively constructed into the library, and the genome sequencing entrusts Nanjing GenScript to perform SOLEXA sequencing The platform is complete. The above-mentioned...
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