撕裂蜡孔菌在开放体系中对甲基橙染料的静态脱色研究

为了评价撕裂蜡孔菌处理偶氮染料的应用潜力,用性能稳定的甲基橙染料为材料,采用批次试验在开放性体系中研究了染料初始浓度、菌丝生物量、温度、pH等因素对该菌脱色能力的影响,运用菌丝体反接、染液光谱扫描、菌丝体显微观察等方法探讨了菌丝体脱色的可能机制,利用植物萌发试验进行了染料和脱色后溶液的毒性测试。结果表明,撕裂蜡孔菌在开放的静止体系中能够对甲基橙高效脱色,其最适脱色温度为35℃,最佳脱色pH值在6左右。菌丝对甲基橙的脱色表现在吸附和产酶降解两个方面,脱色过程中染料对菌丝体本身的影响较少。植物毒性分析显示撕裂蜡孔菌脱色48h后的产物对植物的毒性比甲基橙本身更强,若要彻底降解可能需要较长时间。本研究可为染料脱色工艺提供新的菌种。     

孔雀石绿脱色菌的分离鉴定及染料脱色后毒性研究

【目的】从印染污水处理厂污泥中筛选孔雀石绿脱色菌,并分析比较染料脱色前后毒性。【方法】采用平板稀释涂布法筛选分离纯化菌株,通过扫描电镜、16S r RNA基因序列分析对菌株进行初步鉴定,采用蚕豆根尖微核毒性试验和小球藻毒性试验对染料脱色前后毒性进行分析。【结果】从印染污水处理厂污泥中筛选出一株高效孔雀石绿脱色菌。经过16S r RNA基因序列分析,鉴定该菌株为Klebsiella sp.JD。菌株的菌落边缘规则,圆形,灰白色粘稠,以接种环挑之,易拉成丝,表面光滑。通过对比小球藻在脱色前后的生长率和抑制率以及蚕豆微核率和污染指数分析出脱色后的染料毒性大大降低。【结论】筛选得到一株新的孔雀石绿脱色菌,该菌降解效率高,可降低染料毒性,对修复染料污染的水体有一定的现实意义。     

果糖共代谢强化功能菌群/菌株降解活性黑5效能差异及机制比较

【背景】偶氮染料及其降解产物对生物具有高毒性和“三致”效应,利用共代谢强化纯培养细菌菌株或共培养混合菌群降解偶氮染料去除效能是一种环境友好型方法,但针对共基质调控下菌群/菌株的效能差异机制比较研究有待深入。【目的】考察果糖作为共基质强化功能菌群DDMZ1和功能菌株DDMZ1-1(经鉴定属于Burkholderia sp.)降解脱色活性黑5(reactive black 5, RB5)的效能差异机制。【方法】优化功能菌群/菌株培养条件,对果糖共代谢强化功能菌群/菌株的脱色性能及偶氮还原酶活性进行测定,通过液相色谱-飞行时间串联质谱联用仪(LC-TOF-MS)及植物毒性实验对RB5降解产物进行分析鉴定及毒性评估,并考察比较功能菌群/菌株对不同结构染料的广谱脱色性能。【结果】功能菌群DDMZ1和功能菌株Burkholderia sp. DDMZ1-1在优化条件下(pH 5.5, 37℃)对RB5的去除效率分别为79%和73%,而且功能菌群对高盐环境具有更强的适应优势。果糖的添加能够显著提升功能菌群/菌株对不同初始浓度RB5的脱色性能,特别是针对200 mg/L RB5的去除效率相较于不添加果...     

嗜盐菌群对酸性金黄G的脱色特性和机理

【目的】为了获得能够在高盐环境下脱色偶氮染料的嗜盐菌群及其降解机理。【方法】采用富集驯化的方法获得一个嗜盐菌群,采用Illumina HiSeq2500测序平台对其群落结构进行测定;采用分光光度法测定了其降解特性;采用GC-MS和红外图谱分析了其降解机理;采用微核实验的方法比较了偶氮染料降解前后的毒性。【结果】该菌群在10%的盐度下,使100mg/L的酸性金黄G在8h内脱色。菌群主要由Zobellella、Rheinheimera、Exiguobacterium和Marinobacterium组成。最适宜的脱色条件是:pH=6,酵母粉为碳源,蛋白胨或硝酸钾作为氮源,盐度为1%–10%。酸性金黄G降解产物的毒性比降解前降低。酸性金黄G主要的降解产物是对氨基二苯胺和二苯胺。此外,该菌群还能使酸性大红GR和直接湖蓝5B等多种偶氮染料脱色,具有较好的脱色广谱性。【结论】获得了快速降解偶氮染料的嗜盐菌群及降解机理,为该嗜盐菌群应用于高盐印染废水的处理提供菌种资源和理论支持。     

东方栓孔菌在染料脱色中的应用及其脱色条件的优化

本研究利用东方栓孔菌(Trametes orientalis)菌株Cui 6300发酵所得的粗酶液,对刚果红、结晶紫、铬天青、亚甲基蓝和中性红5种染料进行了催化脱色试验,并对其中脱色效果较好的染料进行了脱色条件优化.结果表明:东方栓孔菌漆酶粗酶液对结晶紫有相对较好的脱色效果.添加2,2'-连氮-双(3-乙基苯并噻唑-6-磺酸) (ABTS)的粗酶液对结晶紫的降解效果没有明显促进作用,因此后续试验中直接采用粗酶液.脱色条件优化结果为:最佳初始pH值6.0,最佳培养温度55℃,最佳接种量2.0%,最佳转速160 r/min,最佳底物浓度160 mg/L.在此条件下反应96 h,脱色率可达98.45%.本试验说明东方栓孔菌在印染废水治理方面具有较好的应用前景,可以作为一种新型菌株应用于染料脱色.     

三种白腐真菌脱色噻嗪染料亚甲基蓝

本研究通过含亚甲基蓝染料的固体培养基,从19株白腐真菌菌株中分离获得3个脱色能力较强的菌株,其在平板上的脱色圈大小分别为7.5cm、6.8cm和5.5cm。鉴定其为：云芝栓孔菌Trametes versicolor（ZT-197）,绒毛栓孔菌Trametes pubescens（ZT-230）和亚黑管孔菌Bjerkandera fumosa（ZT-307）。其中,ZT-230对染料亚甲基蓝的脱色能力最强,可以将染料浓度为50mg/L的100mL液体培养基在6d之内100%脱色,而ZT-197和ZT-307在接种第10天时的脱色率为98%和80%。同时测定了3株白腐真菌在降解染料过程中的漆酶、锰过氧化物酶和木素过氧化物酶3种酶活力的规律：ZT-197和ZT-230均可分泌Lac和MnP两种酶,ZT-307只分泌LiP。本研究说明绒毛栓孔菌ZT-197在印染废水治理方面具有较好的应用前景。     

东方栓孔菌菌丝体生物吸附剂对染料的脱色作用及其吸附机制研究

利用东方栓孔菌Trametes orientalis菌丝体制得的生物吸附剂,对刚果红、结晶紫、铬天青、亚甲基蓝和中性红5种染料进行了脱色试验,对脱色效果较好的染料进行了影响因子优化,并通过红外光谱分析、化学修饰等方法研究其吸附作用的机制。结果显示：东方栓孔菌菌丝体生物吸附剂对结晶紫有相对较好的脱色效果;在优化的影响因子中,0%–3.0%（m/v）浓度范围内,盐度对染料脱色有促进作用;表面活性剂促使脱色率增加,吐温60浓度为1.5%（v/v）时脱色率可达83.84%;温度为43℃、初始pH为3.0、振荡培养10d后吸附率最高达91.54%。红外光谱分析及化学修饰结果表明菌丝体对染料的吸附作用主要是由它们之间的静电作用力所致。     

脱水污泥中脱色偶氮染料功能菌群的驯化分离

【目的】获得降解混合偶氮染料的高效降解菌,应用于印染行业偶氮染料废水的生物处理和资源化。【方法】以某污水处理厂的脱水污泥作为分离源,经偶氮染料废水驯化后,分离筛选出9株偶氮染料脱色株(命名为T-1-T-9),通过形态观察、生理特征及基于16S rRNA基因序列的分子生物学鉴定,初步认定分离株分属于芽孢杆菌属(Bacillus)、微小杆菌属(Exiguobacterium)、寡单胞菌属(Stenotrophomonas)和副球菌属(Paracoccus)。【结果】所得分离株纯培养均可不同程度地脱色单一偶氮染料和混合偶氮染料,其中T-8对甲基橙和金橙I的脱色速率最大,40 h的脱色率分别为85.9%和86.2%,T-8菌株干粉也可在无外源碳源的条件下完全脱色金橙I。分离株混合培养脱色混合偶氮染料的效率明显高于纯培养,可达90.1%。【结论】脱水污泥作为脱色偶氮染料功能菌群的新来源具有良好的应用价值。     

氧气对混合菌群脱色降解偶氮染料效果的影响

【背景】偶氮染料及其中间产物具有一定的环境毒性,利用混合菌群降解偶氮染料是一种环境友好型方法,但降解过程中氧气的存在起到至关重要的作用,可以促进或抑制偶氮染料的微生物降解作用。【目的】探讨氧气对偶氮染料微生物脱色液的影响,分析氧气对混合菌群脱色降解偶氮染料效果的影响。【方法】利用混合菌群DDMY1在3种培养条件(好氧、厌氧、兼氧)下,对7种偶氮染料进行脱色降解,探讨偶氮染料脱色液对氧气的响应情况,利用紫外可见分光光度法(ultraviolet visible spectrophotometry,UV-vis)和傅里叶变换红外光谱法(Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy,FTIR)对脱色产物进行分析。【结果】在兼氧和厌氧条件下反应48 h后的染料脱色液,与氧气充分接触后,部分偶氮染料微生物脱色液发生较为明显的复色现象,如活性黑5、直接黑38;UV-vis分析结果表明,这种复色现象是由于脱色液与氧气接触之后产生新物质所致;FTIR分析结果表明,混合菌群对发生复色反应的偶氮染料仍然具有一定脱色降解效果,但是脱色尚不够完全。【结论】兼氧和厌氧条件下,氧气对部分偶氮染料微生物脱色液具有较为明显的影响,从而影响混合菌群对偶氮染料的整体脱色效果,这可为今后研究偶氮染料彻底生物降解提供理论基础。     

一色齿毛菌对刚果红的脱色优化及其毒性变化研究

一色齿毛菌Cerrena unicolor是分离自野外的一株能够降解木质素的白腐真菌。为明确一色齿毛菌对染料的脱色能力及脱色前后染料毒性的变化,本研究利用一色齿毛菌对固体条件下4种染料进行脱色能力的检测,筛选出较易脱色的染料后,对该染料的脱色条件进行优化,并以3种豆类发芽率为指标测定该染料脱色前后的毒性变化。结果表明,一色齿毛菌对4种染料均可脱色,其中对刚果红的脱色效果最为明显;一色齿毛菌对刚果红脱色条件的优化结果为：20g/L麦芽糖,1g/L硝酸铵,1mmol/L硫酸镁,接种9块直径1cm菌饼,10mg/L染料浓度,pH 7时脱色效果最好;刚果红染料脱色前后毒性测试结果显示：染料脱色前发酵液毒性>染料脱色后发酵液毒性>清水处理毒性,表明刚果红染料存在一定的毒性,但在被一色齿毛菌脱色后,染料毒性有所降低。本研究为一色齿毛菌在染料废水脱色方面的应用及降低染料废水毒性提供一定的参考依据。     

Decolorization of chemically different dyes by white-rot fungi in submerged cultures

Forty-two white-rot fungi in submerged cultures were tested to determine their dye decolorization capacity and the optimal conditions for the decolorization process. Trametes pubescens Cui 7571 was found to be the most effective strain in terms of decolorization performance on the azo dye Congo Red, and it exhibited excellent reusability as well as persistence in sequential decolorization experiments. Optimization of the decoloration process was also conducted to evaluate the effects of a number of chemical compounds, metal salts, inducers, and mediators on the dye decolorization rate. On the seventh day, a highest dye removal of 98.83 % was observed with addition of copper at 2.5 mmol L^?1, Tween 80 at 1.0 % (v/v), and ferulic acid at 0.50 μmol L^?1, respectively. The adsorption of mycelia to dyes was not a significant contributor to dye removal, and decolorization by the functional fungus T. pubescens depended on biodegradation by enzymes, as evidenced by the results of the moist heat sterilization treatment (121°C for 20 min), induction of extracellular enzymes, and scanning electron microscopy. Four dye degradation metabolites, i.e., naphthalene amine, biphenyl amine, biphenyl ,and naphthalene diazonium, were identified by Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy and gas chromatography-mass spectrometry. The phytotoxicity tests indicated that degraded metabolites had almost a negligible effect on the plant seeds as compared to that of dye, which is indicative of the less toxic nature of the metabolites. Our results suggest that white-rot fungus T. pubescens could be developed into a novel azo dye bioremediation strategy.     

Degradation of Sulphonated Azo Dye Red HE7B by Bacillus sp. and Elucidation of Degradative Pathways

Bacteria capable of degrading the sulfonated azo dye Red HE7B were isolated from textile mill effluent contaminated soil. The most efficient isolate was identified as Bacillus sp. Azo1 and the isolate could successfully decolorize up to 89 % of the dye. The decolorized cultural extract analyzed by HPLC confirmed degradation. Enzymatic analysis showed twofold and fourfold increase in the activity of azoreductase and laccase enzymes, respectively, indicating involvement of both reductive and oxidative enzymes in biodegradation of Red HE7B. Degraded products which were identified by GC/MS analysis included various metabolites like 8-nitroso 1-naphthol, 2-diazonium naphthalene. Mono azo dye intermediate was initially generated from the parent molecule. This mono azo dye was further degraded by the organism, into additional products, depending on the site of cleavage of R–N=N–R molecule. Based on the degradation products identified, three different pathways have been proposed. The mechanism of degradation in two of these pathways is different from that of the previously reported pathway for azo dye degradation. This is the first report of a microbial isolate following multiple pathways for azo dye degradation. Azo dye Red HE7B was observed to be phytotoxic, leading to decrease in root development, shoot length and seedling fresh weight. However, after biotreatment the resulting degradation products were non-phytotoxic.     

Degradation of Remazol Red dye by <Emphasis Type="Italic">Galactomyces geotrichum</Emphasis> MTCC 1360 leading to increased iron uptake in <Emphasis Type="Italic">Sorghum vulgare</Emphasis> and <Emphasis Type="Italic">Phaseolus mungo</Emphasis> from soil

Removal of azo dyes from the effluent generated by textile industries is rather difficult. Azo dyes represent a major class of synthetic colorants that are both mutagenic and carcinogenic. Galactomyces geotrichum MTCC 1360, a yeast species, showed more than 96% decolorization of the azo dye Remazol Red (50 mg/L) within 36 h at 30°C and pH 11.0 under static condition with a significant reduction in the chemical oxygen demand (62%) and total organic carbon (41%). Peptone (5.0 g/L), rice husk (10 g/L extract), and ammonium chloride (5.0 g/L) were found to be more significant among the carbon and nitrogen sources used. The presence of tyrosinase, NADH-DCIP reductase, riboflavin reductase and induction in azo reductase and laccase activity during decolorization indicated their role in degradation. High performance thin layer chromatography analysis revealed the degradation of Remazol Red into different metabolites. Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy and high performance liquid chromatography analysis of samples before and after decolorization confirmed the biotransformation of dye. Atomic absorption spectroscopy analysis revealed a less toxic effect of the metabolites on iron uptake by Sorghum vulgare and Phaseolus mungo than Remazol Red dye. Remazol Red showed an inhibitory effect on iron uptake by chelation and an immobilization of iron, whereas its metabolites showed no chelation as well as immobilization of iron. Phytotoxicity study indicated the conversion of complex dye molecules into simpler oxidizable products which had a less toxic nature.     

Semicontinuous decolorization of azo dyes by rotating disc contactor immobilized with<Emphasis Type="Italic">Aspergillus sojae</Emphasis> B-10

Aspergillus sojae B-10 was immobilized and used to treat model dye compounds. The model wastewater, containing 10 ppm of azo dyes such as Amaranth, Sudan III, and Congo Red, was treated with cells attached to a rotating disc contactor (RDC). Amaranth was decolorized more easily than were Sudan III and Congo Red. Decolorization of Amaranth began within a day, and the dye was completely decolorized within 5 days of incubation. Both Sudan III and Congo Red were almost completely decolorized after 5 days of incubation. Semicontinuous decolorization of azo by reusing attached mycelia resulted in almost complete decolorization in 20 days. This experiment indicated that decolorization was successfully conducted by removing azo dyes withAspergillus sojae B-10.     

Decolorization of simulated textile dye baths by crude laccases from Trametes hirsuta and Cerrena unicolor

In this study crude laccases from the white‐rot fungi Cerrena unicolor and Trametes hirsuta were tested for their ability to decolorize simulated textile dye baths. The dyes used were Remazol Brilliant Blue R (RBBR) (100 mg/L), Congo Red (12.5 mg/L), Lanaset Grey (75 mg/L) and Poly R‐478 (50 mg/L). The effect of redox mediators on dye decolorization by laccases was also assessed. C. unicolor laccase was able to decolorize all the dyes tested. It was especially effective towards Congo Red and RBBR with 91 and 80% of color removal in 19.5 h despite the fact that simulated textile dye baths were used. Also Poly R‐478 and Lanaset Grey were partially decolorized (69 and 48%, respectively). C. unicolor laccase did not need any mediators for removing the dyes. However, T. hirsuta laccase was only able to decolorize simulated Congo Red and RBBR dye baths (91 and 45%, respectively) in 19.5 h without mediators. When using mediators the decolorization capability was enhanced substantially, e.g. Poly R‐478 was decolorized by 78% in 25.5 h. On the whole, both laccases showed potential to be used in industrial applications.     

Azo dye decolorization with a mutant Escherichia coli strain

A recombinant Escherichia coli strain (E. coli NO3) containing genomic DNA fragments from azo-reducing wild-type Pseudomonas luteola strain decolorized a reactive azo dye (C.I. Reactive Red 22) at approx. 17 mg dye h^–1 g cell. The ability to decolorize the azo dye probably did not originate from the plasmid DNA. Acclimation in azo-dye-containing media gave a nearly 10% increase in the decolorization rate of E. coli NO3. Growth with 1.25 g glucose l^–1 completely stopped the decolorization activity. When the decolorization metabolites from E. coli NO3 were analyzed by HPLC and MS, the results suggested that decolorization of the azo dye may be due to cleavage of the azo bond.     

Biodegradation of reactive textile dye Red BLI by an isolated bacterium Pseudomonas sp. SUK1

A novel bacterial strain capable of decolorizing reactive textile dye Red BLI is isolated from the soil sample collected from contaminated sites of textile industry from Solapur, India. The bacterial isolate was identified as Pseudomonas sp. SUK1 on the basis of 16S rDNA analysis. The Pseudomonas sp. SUK1 decolorized Red BLI (50 mg l(-1)) 99.28% within 1h under static anoxic condition at pH range from 6.5 to 7.0 and 30 degrees C. This strain has ability to decolorize various reactive textile dyes. UV-Vis spectroscopy, FTIR and TLC analysis of samples before and after dye decolorization in culture medium confirmed decolorization of Red BLI. A significant increase in the activities of aminopyrine N-demethylase and NADH-DCIP reductase in cells obtained after decolorization indicates involvement of these enzymes in the decolorization process. Phytotoxicity testing with the seeds of Sorghum vulgare and Phaseolus mungo, showed more sensitivity towards the dye, while the products obtained after dye decolorization does not have any inhibitory effects.     

Decolorization and detoxication of reactive industrial dyes by immobilized fungi <Emphasis Type="Italic">Trametes pubescens</Emphasis> and <Emphasis Type="Italic">Pleurotus ostreatus</Emphasis>

Trametes pubescens and Pleurotus ostreatus, immobilized on polyurethane foam cubes in bioreactors, were used to decolorize three industrial and model dyes at concentrations of 200, 1000 and 2000 ppm. Five sequential cycles were run for each dye and fungus. The activity of laccase, Mn-dependent and independent peroxidases, lignin peroxidase, and aryl-alcohol oxidase were daily monitored during the cycles and the toxicity of media containing 1000 and 2000 ppm of each dye was assessed by the Lemna minor (duckweed) ecotoxicity test. Both fungi were able to efficiently decolorize all dyes even at the highest concentration, and the duckweed test showed a significant reduction (p 相似文献   

Uptake of reactive textile dyes by Aspergillus foetidus

An isolated fungus, Aspergillus foetidus was found to effectively decolorize media containing azo reactive dyes namely, Drimarene dyes. The extent of color removal was greater than 95% within 48 h of growth of the fungus. The entire color was found to be strongly bioadsorbed to the rapidly settling fungal biomass pellets without undergoing significant biotransformation. Our investigations reveal that the process of decolorization is concomitant with the exponential growth phase of the fungus and has requirement for a biodegradable substrate such as glucose. The fungus was also able to decolorize media containing mixture of dyes to an extent of 85% within 72 h of growth. Kinetic analyses of fungal decolorization indicate that the process is time dependent and follows first order kinetics with respect to initial concentration of dye. The rates of color uptake (k values) decrease to a significant extent with increasing initial concentrations of dye. The fungus was able to grow and decolorize media in the presence of 5 ppm of chromium and 1% sodium chloride. An alternate and cheaper carbon source such as starch supported the growth and decolorization process. These results suggest that dye uptake process mediated by A. foetidus has a potential for large-scale treatment of textile mill discharges.