多功能降解菌Pseudomonas putida KT2440-DOP的构建与降解特性研究

三唑磷水解酶基因为研究发现的一个新的广谱有机磷水解酶基因,通过PCR从有机磷降解菌株Ochrobactrum sp. Mp4总DNA扩增了tpd,将tpd定向克隆到pBBRMCS5载体上,构建重组质粒pTPD,在辅助质粒pRK2013 的帮助下,通过三亲接合将pTPD转移到模式菌株Pseudomonas putida KT2440中,获得的工程菌Pseudomonas putida KT2440DOP可以降解多种有机磷农药及芳香烃化合物;KT2440DOP的有机磷水解酶活较出发菌株MP4提高了一倍左右,且遗传性状稳定。     

耐盐及苯乙酸、甲基对硫磷降解基因工程菌的构建

H1（Halomonas sp.）是一株耐高盐浓度（18% NaCl, W/V）和降解苯乙酸的菌株,pDT3质粒为pUC19插入甲基对硫磷水解酶基因（mpd基因）构建而成。采用ＨindⅢ酶切,获得含有完整mpd基因片段,克隆到广宿主质粒pKT230和pBBR1MCS2上,构建成质粒pKTMP和pBBRMP。通过三亲杂交,在辅助质粒pRK2013的帮助下,将质粒pKTMP和pBBRMP转移到Ｈ１中,得到的工程菌HpKTMP和HpBBRMP具有耐盐、降解苯乙酸和水解甲基对硫磷的功能,其中HpBBRMP水解酶活性与亲本菌株甲基对硫磷降解菌（Pseudomonas putida）DLLE4相当,而HpKTMP水解酶活性要提高1倍左右。经过传代试验,证明了工程菌的稳定性。     

阿特拉津降解菌Arthrobacter sp.AG1降解基因研究

菌株Arthrobacter sp. AG1能以4000mg/L的阿特拉津(AT)为唯一碳源、氮源和能源生长。通过设计特异引物从AG1中扩增出阿特拉津氯水解酶基因trzN的全序列,该基因与已报道的trzN基因序列相似性为99%。AG1菌株中含有两个大于100kb的质粒,Southern杂交结果显示trzN和atzB基因均位于其中较大的一个质粒pAG1上。将AG1菌株在LB液体培养基中转接三代后,发现34%的细菌细胞丢失了降解活性,但却未发现丢失质粒,PCR扩增结果表明突变子丢失了trzN基因,但atzB和atzC基因未丢失,说明降解活性的缺失是trzN基因片段从质粒上丢失的结果,表明trzN基因在环境中存在水平转移现象,暗示菌株AG1中的阿特拉津降解基因是基因的水平转移重组的结果。     

遗传稳定型六六六、多菌灵降解基因工程菌构建

通过PCR的方法从六六六降解菌Sphingomonas sp.BHC-A扩增出完整的脱氯化氢酶基因linA.将其克隆到含有mini-Tn5的自杀性质粒pUT4K上,构建成质粒pUT/mini-Tn5-linA.通过三亲杂交,在辅助质粒RK600的帮助下,将pUT/mini-Tn5-linA转移到一株高效降解多菌灵菌株Rhodococcus sp.DJL-6中.利用mini-Tn5的转座作用将linA基因整合到DJL-6的染色体DNA上,得到工程菌株DJL-6A.该工程菌具有同时降解多菌灵和六六六的功能,且对于初始浓度为0.05 μg/mL和5 μg/mL的六六六的降解活性与亲本菌株BHC-A相当.在不加任何选择压力的条件下工程菌株进行连续传代,结果证明linA基因可以持续稳定的存在于宿主的染色体DNA上.     

对硝基苯酚降解菌Pseudomonas sp. PDS-7的降解特性及 其降解相关基因的克隆

[目的]本研究的目的是分离对硝基苯酚(PNP)降解菌,研究其对PNP的降解特性;克隆其降解相关基因,并进行表达.[方法]本研究通过富集培养法和系列稀释平板涂布法分离PNP降解菌株;采用形态观察、生理生化特征测定和16S rDNA分析对菌株进行初步鉴定;通过摇瓶试验研究菌株降解特性;利用SEFA-PCR技术克隆降解相关基因,并亚克隆到表达载体pET29a中,构建重组表达质粒pETpnpC,再转入受体菌E.coli BL21(DE3)中进行诱导表达;通过分光光度法测定表达产物的酶活力.[结果]分离到一株PNP降解菌PDS-7,将该菌株鉴定为假单胞菌属(Pseudomonassp.);该菌株能够以PNP作为唯一碳源、氮源和能源生长,菌株对PNP的最高耐受浓度为80 mg/L,最适降解温度为30℃,偏碱性条件有利于菌株对PNP的降解;克隆了PNP降解过程中的偏苯三酚1,2-双加氧酶基因pnpC及马来酰醋酸还原酶基因pnpD(GenBank登陆号EU233791);将pnpC在E.coli BL21(DE3)菌株进行了诱导表达,表达产物对偏苯三酚和邻苯二酚均有邻位开环活性,比活力分别为0.45 U/mg protein和0.37 U/mg protein,表明偏苯三酚1,2-双加氧酶基因pnpC得到了活性表达.[结论]分离鉴定了一株PNP降解菌Pseudomonas sp.PDS-7,研究了该菌株的降解特性,克隆和表达了降解相关基因.     

一株降解纤维素放线菌的产纤维素酶基因克隆与表达

【背景】纤维素在自然界中储量丰富,但天然纤维素的难降解性成为广泛应用纤维素资源的壁垒,近年来利用微生物来降解纤维素成为热点研究。【目的】筛选分离得到一株具有降解纤维素功能的放线菌菌株Lb1,通过全基因组测序确定其产纤维素酶关键基因5676,对基因5676进行克隆转化,使其在大肠杆菌中进行表达。【方法】通过基因工程技术将产纤维素基因连接到表达质粒上并导入表达菌株,对其降解纤维素生成葡萄糖的能力进行探究。【结果】将Lb1菌株的16S rRNA基因进行比对,确定菌株Lb1属于链霉菌属,命名为Streptomyces sp. Lb1。成功构建出纤维素酶表达载体,并且导入表达菌株大肠杆菌BL21(DE3),重组菌株的产纤维素酶能力大于空载菌株。【结论】通过基因工程技术成功克隆出产纤维素酶基因,从而表达纤维素酶,为今后利用微生物降解纤维素的大规模应用提供参考。     

阿特拉津降解菌Arthrobacter sp. AG1降解基因研究

菌株Arthrobacter sp. AG1能以4000 mg/L的阿特拉津（AT）为唯一碳源、氮源和能源生长。通过设计特异引物从AG1中扩增出阿特拉津氯水解酶基因trzN的全序列,该基因与已报道的trzN基因序列相似性为99%。AG1菌株中含有两个大于100kb的质粒,Southern杂交结果显示trzN和atzB基因均位于其中较大的一个质粒pAG1上。将AG1菌株在LB液体培养基中转接三代后,发现34%的细菌细胞丢失了降解活性,但却未发现丢失质粒,PCR扩增结果表明突变子丢失了trzN基因,但atzB和atzC基因未丢失,说明降解活性的缺失是trzN基因片段从质粒上丢失的结果,表明trzN基因在环境中存在水平转移现象,暗示菌株AG1中的阿特拉津降解基因是基因的水平转移重组的结果。     

阿特拉津降解菌Arthrobacter sp. AG1降解基因研究

菌株Arthrobacter sp. AG1能以4000 mg/L的阿特拉津（AT）为唯一碳源、氮源和能源生长。通过设计特异引物从AG1中扩增出阿特拉津氯水解酶基因trzN的全序列,该基因与已报道的trzN基因序列相似性为99%。AG1菌株中含有两个大于100kb的质粒,Southern杂交结果显示trzN和atzB基因均位于其中较大的一个质粒pAG1上。将AG1菌株在LB液体培养基中转接三代后,发现34%的细菌细胞丢失了降解活性,但却未发现丢失质粒,PCR扩增结果表明突变子丢失了trzN基因,但atzB和atzC基因未丢失,说明降解活性的缺失是trzN基因片段从质粒上丢失的结果,表明trzN基因在环境中存在水平转移现象,暗示菌株AG1中的阿特拉津降解基因是基因的水平转移重组的结果。     

一株十二烷基苯磺酸钠降解菌的分离鉴定及降解特性研究

从受污染河水中筛选分离得到一株能以十二烷基苯磺酸钠(Sodiumdodecylbenzenesulfonate,SDBS)为唯一碳源和能源生长的菌株WZR-A。经对其形态特征、生理生化、以及16SrDNA序列分析,将WZR-A初步鉴定为人苍白杆菌(Ochrobactrumanthropi)。研究表明该菌株利用SDBS生长的最适温度为30℃,最适pH为7·0。SDBS浓度低于400mg/L时菌株对SDBS的降解率可在80%以上。菌株细胞蛋白SDS-PAGE结果显示,菌株在SDBS诱导前后的细胞蛋白组成有明显差异。酶的定域试验表明,该菌株的相关降解酶为胞内酶。相关降解酶活性及降解底物测试结果表明,该菌株可能通过邻位途径裂解芳环并具有对多种芳香族化合物降解的能力。此外,利用质粒检测和消除试验发现菌株WZR-A中含有大质粒且该菌株的相关降解基因初步定位于该质粒。     

三氯乙烯降解菌FT17的分离、鉴定及其降解特性研究

采用水-硅油双相系统, 从辽河流域浑河沈阳段底泥中筛选得到一株三氯乙烯降解菌FT17。综合形态特征、生理生化特征、16S rRNA Blast分析和系统发育分析结果, 将该菌株鉴定为Sporosarcina ginsengisoli。菌株FT17最适生长温度为34°C, 最适生长pH为7.8。苯酚作为共代谢基质可以促进该菌株对三氯乙烯的降解。该菌株的三氯乙烯降解酶在胞内和胞外均存在。采用两种质粒提取方法对该菌株进行质粒检测, 结果均没有发现质粒条带, 推测该菌株的三氯乙烯降解基因位于染色体上。     

A constructed microbial consortium for biodegradation of the organophosphorus insecticide parathion

A consortium comprised of two engineered microorganisms was assembled for biodegradation of the organophosphate insecticide parathion. Escherichia coli SD2 harbored two plasmids, one encoding a gene for parathion hydrolase and a second carrying a green fluorescent protein marker. Pseudomonas putida KT2440 pSB337 contained a p-nitrophenol-inducible plasmid-borne operon encoding the genes for p-nitrophenol mineralization. The co-culture effectively hydrolyzed 500 microM parathion (146 mg l(-1)) and prevented the accumulation of p-nitrophenol in suspended culture. Kinetic analyses were conducted to characterize the growth and substrate utilization of the consortium members. Parathion hydrolysis by E. coli SD2 followed Michaelis-Menten kinetics. p-Nitrophenol mineralization by P. putida KT2440 pSB337 exhibited substrate-inhibition kinetics. The growth of both strains was inhibited by increasing concentrations of p-nitrophenol, with E. coli SD2 completely inhibited by 600 microM p-nitrophenol (83 mg l(-1)) and P. putida KT2440 pSB337 inhibited by 1,000 microM p-nitrophenol (139 mg l(-1)). Cultivation of the consortium as a biofilm indicated that the two species could cohabit as a population of attached cells. Analysis by confocal microscopy showed that the biofilm was predominantly comprised of P. putida KT2440 pSB337 and that the distribution of E. coli SD2 within the biofilm was heterogeneous. The use of biofilms for the construction of degradative consortia may prove beneficial.     

Metabolic engineering of Pseudomonas putida for the utilization of parathion as a carbon and energy source

Pseudomonas putida KT2442 was engineered to use the organophosphate pesticide parathion, a compound similar to other organophosphate pesticides and chemical warfare agents, as a source of carbon and energy. The initial step in the engineered degradation pathway was parathion hydrolysis by organophosphate hydrolase (OPH) to p-nitrophenol (PNP) and diethyl thiophosphate, compounds that cannot be metabolized by P. putida KT2442. The gene encoding the native OPH (opd), with and without the secretory leader sequence, was cloned into broad-host-range plasmids under the control of tac and taclac promoters. Expression of opd from the tac promoter resulted in high OPH activity, whereas expression from the taclac promoter resulted in low activity. A plasmid-harboring operons encoding enzymes for p-nitrophenol transformation to beta-ketoadipate was transformed into P. putida allowing the organism to use 0.5 mM PNP as a carbon and energy source. Transformation of P. putida with the plasmids harboring opd and the PNP operons allowed the organism to utilize 0.8 mM parathion as a source of carbon and energy. Degradation studies showed that parathion formed a separate dense, non-aqueous phase liquid phase but was still bioavailable.     

Isolation of methyl parathion-degrading strain M6 and cloning of the methyl parathion hydrolase gene

A degradative bacterium, M6, was isolated and presumptively identified as Plesiomonas sp. strain M6 was able to hydrolyze methyl parathion to p-nitrophenol. A novel organophosphate hydrolase gene designated mpd was selected from its genomic library prepared by shotgun cloning. The nucleotide sequence of the mpd gene was determined. The gene could be effectively expressed in Escherichia coli.     

Isolation of Methyl Parathion-Degrading Strain M6 and Cloning of the Methyl Parathion Hydrolase Gene

A degradative bacterium, M6, was isolated and presumptively identified as Plesiomonas sp. strain M6 was able to hydrolyze methyl parathion to p-nitrophenol. A novel organophosphate hydrolase gene designated mpd was selected from its genomic library prepared by shotgun cloning. The nucleotide sequence of the mpd gene was determined. The gene could be effectively expressed in Esherichia coli.     

Construction of a stable genetically engineered rhamnolipid-producing microorganism for remediation of pyrene-contaminated soil

One rhamnolipid-producing bacterial strain named Pseudomonas aeruginosa BSFD5 was isolated and characterized. Its rhlABRI cassette including necessary genes for rhamnolipid synthesis was cloned and transformed into the chromosome of P. putida KT2440 by a new random transposon vector without introducing antibiotic-resistance marker, generating a genetically engineered microorganism named P. putida KT2440-rhlABRI, which could stably express the rhlABRI cassette and produce rhamnolipid at a yield of 1.68?g?l(-1). In experiments using natural soil, it was shown that P. putida KT2440-rhlABRI could increase the dissolution of pyrene and thus promote its degradation by indigenous microorganisms. P. putida KT2440-rhlABRI thus demonstrated potential for enhancing the remediation of soils contaminated with polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons.     

Complete genome sequence and comparative analysis of the metabolically versatile Pseudomonas putida KT2440

Pseudomonas putida is a metabolically versatile saprophytic soil bacterium that has been certified as a biosafety host for the cloning of foreign genes. The bacterium also has considerable potential for biotechnological applications. Sequence analysis of the 6.18 Mb genome of strain KT2440 reveals diverse transport and metabolic systems. Although there is a high level of genome conservation with the pathogenic Pseudomonad Pseudomonas aeruginosa (85% of the predicted coding regions are shared), key virulence factors including exotoxin A and type III secretion systems are absent. Analysis of the genome gives insight into the non-pathogenic nature of P. putida and points to potential new applications in agriculture, biocatalysis, bioremediation and bioplastic production.     

Cell surface display of organophosphorus hydrolase in Pseudomonas putida using an ice-nucleation protein anchor

A surface anchor system derived from the ice-nucleation protein (INP) from Pseudomonas syringe was used to localize organophosphorus hydrolase (OPH) onto the surface of Pseudomonas putida KT2440. Cells harboring the shuttle vector pPNCO33 coding for the INP-OPH fusion were capable of targeting OPH onto the cell surface as demonstrated by whole cell ELISA. The whole cell activity of P. putida KT2440 was shown to be 10 times higher than those of previous efforts expressing the same fusion protein in Escherichia coli. The capability of expressing enzymes on the surface of a robust and environmentally benign P. putida KT2440 should open up new avenues for a wide range of applications such as in situ bioremediation.     

Cloning of mpd gene from a chlorpyrifos-degrading bacterium and use of this strain in bioremediation of contaminated soil

An effective chlorpyrifos-degrading bacterium (named strain YC-1) was isolated from the sludge of the wastewater treating system of an organophosphorus pesticides manufacturer. Based on the results of phenotypic features, phylogenetic similarity of 16S rRNA gene sequences and BIOLOG test, strain YC-1 was identified as the genus Stenotrophomonas. The isolate utilized chlorpyrifos as the sole source of carbon and phosphorus for its growth and hydrolyzed chlorpyrifos to 3,5,6-trichloro-2-pyridinol. Parathion, methyl parathion, and fenitrothion also could be degraded by strain YC-1 when provided as the sole source of carbon and phosphorus. The gene encoding the organophosphorus hydrolase was cloned using a PCR cloning strategy based on the known methyl parathion degrading (mpd) gene of Plesiomonas sp. M6. Sequence blast result indicated this gene has 99% similar to mpd. The inoculation of strain YC-1 (10(6) cells g(-1)) to soil treated with 100 mg kg(-1) chlorpyrifos resulted in a higher degradation rate than in noninoculated soils. Theses results highlight the potential of this bacterium to be used in the cleanup of contaminated pesticide waste in the environment.     

Enhanced tolerance to naphthalene and enhanced rhizoremediation performance for Pseudomonas putida KT2440 via the NAH7 catabolic plasmid

In this work, we explore the potential use of the Pseudomonas putida KT2440 strain for bioremediation of naphthalene-polluted soils. Pseudomonas putida strain KT2440 thrives in naphthalene-saturated medium, establishing a complex response that activates genes coding for extrusion pumps and cellular damage repair enzymes, as well as genes involved in the oxidative stress response. The transfer of the NAH7 plasmid enables naphthalene degradation by P. putida KT2440 while alleviating the cellular stress brought about by this toxic compound, without affecting key functions necessary for survival and colonization of the rhizosphere. Pseudomonas putida KT2440(NAH7) efficiently expresses the Nah catabolic pathway in vitro and in situ, leading to the complete mineralization of [(14)C]naphthalene, measured as the evolution of (14)CO(2), while the rate of mineralization was at least 2-fold higher in the rhizosphere than in bulk soil.     

Localisation of identical organophosphorus pesticide degrading (opd) genes on genetically dissimilar indigenous plasmids of soil bacteria: PCR amplification,cloning and sequencing of opd gene from Flavobacterium balustinum

Plasmid borne organophosphorus pesticide degrading (opd) gene of Flavobacterium balustinum has been amplified using polymerase chain reaction (PCR) and the resulting PCR product (1.25 Kb) was cloned in pUC18. Further, a detailed restriction map was determined to PCR product and subcloned as overlapping restriction fragments. The nucleotide sequence was determined for all subclones to obtain complete sequence of PCR amplified fragment. The sequence showed 98% similarity to opd genes cloned from other soil bacteria isolated from diversified geographical regions. The protein sequence predicted from the nucleotide sequence was almost identical to parathion hydrolase, a triesterase involved in hydrolysis of triester bond found in variety of op-pesticides. The signal sequence of parathion hydrolase contained recently discovered twin arginine transport (tat) motif. It appears that tat motif plays a critical role in membrane targeting of parathion hydrolase.