The invention belongs to the technical field of soil microbial
community diversity analysis and discloses optimal conditions and
reagent dosage in a PCR-DGGE (
Polymerase Chain Reaction Denaturing Gradient
Gel Electrophoresis) method used for analyzing microbial
community diversity of soil polluted by
petroleum. The
analysis method comprises the following steps of: 1, extracting enough
DNA from 0.4g of soil samples; 2, carrying out PCR (
Polymerase Chain Reaction) on 1 microliter of purified
DNA; 3, performing a DGGE (denaturing gradient
gel electrophoresis) experiment on 3-5 microliters of PCR products; 4, adding 9 microliter of TEMED (
tetramethylethylenediamine) and 40 microliter of 10% APS (
ammonium sulfate) into 18ml of modified
acrylamide glue solution for preparing gel; 5, filling the gel, covering the top with a
preservative film, standing still overnight to finally obtain excellent modified gel; 6, performing
electrophoresis for 5 hours at the
voltage of 120V and the
electrophoresis temperature of 60 DEG C to obtain a good DGGE map; and 7, performing silver
staining, wherein a stop solution is not used necessarily. The method is mainly used in the
molecular ecology researches in the
bioremediation process of soil polluted by
petroleum, and also can provide references for
molecular ecology researches of other environmental samples.