Application of Bacterial DNA Fingerprinting in Crude Oil for Evaluating the Reservoir-Part I*
Application of Bacterial DNA Fingerprinting in Crude Oil for Evaluating the Reservoir-Part I*
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原油中细菌 DNA 指纹图谱在油藏评价中的应用-第一部分*
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2013
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F. Boukadi
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A. Hayatdavoudi;N. Chegenizadeh;A. Christoserdov;R. Bajpai;F. Boukadi
A novel, sensitive technique for bacterial DNA fingerprinting – denaturing gradient gel electrophoresis (DGGE) of PCR amplified 16S rRNA genes – has been used to identify and classify bacteria found in six crude oil samples obtained from an operating company. The samples were taken from two separate wells, presumably drilled in the same reservoir. The procedure of fingerprinting bacterial communities present in the oil samples was as follows: DNA extraction from oil, DNA concentration, PCR amplification of 16S rRNA gene fragments from DNA isolated from oil, separation of the fragments by DGGE, sequencing DNA bands present in the gels, and finally identification of bacteria to which the these bands correspond. The existence of bacterial DNA in all the crude oil samples was proven after DNA concentration. Based on the bacteria identified from the two wells, it appears that one well drained oil from a fresh water environment associated with grasslands, whereas the second well drained oil from a coastal marine environment. This finding is in a sharp contrast to Chromatograms (fingerprints) which indicates both oil samples are the same.