Dynamic characteristics of AHLs-secreting strain Aeromonas sp. A-L2 and its bioaugmentation during quinoline biodegradation
Dynamic characteristics of AHLs-secreting strain Aeromonas sp. A-L2 and its bioaugmentation during quinoline biodegradation
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AHLs 分泌菌株气单胞菌的动态特性。
DOI:
10.1111/jam.14530
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发表时间:
2020
影响因子:
4
通讯作者:
Zhang A. N.
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作者:
Gao M.;Liu Y. J.;Liu Z.;Li H. T.;Zhang A. N.
AimsIn order to probe a more environmentally friendly method of pollutant treatment based on microbial bioaugmentation and quorum sensing (QS) effects.Methods and ResultsThe dynamic characteristics and QS effects of the acylated homoserine lactones (AHLs)‐secreting strainAeromonassp. A‐L2 (A‐L2), which was isolated from the activated sludge system, was discussed. According to the liquid chromatography‐mass spectrometry results, N‐butyryl‐homoserine lactone (C4‐HSL) and N‐hexanoyl‐homoserine lactone (C6‐HSL) were the major AHLs secreted by strain A‐L2, and the swarming of strainOchrobactrumsp. LC‐1 (LC‐1) was induced by these compounds. The extracellular polymeric substance secretion of the strain LC‐1 was mainly led by C6‐HSL, and the biofilm formation ability was mainly influenced by C6‐HSL or C4‐HSL (60 μg l−1). The optimal AHLs secretion conditions of strain A‐L2 were also studied. Drawing support from the AHLs‐secreting strain A‐L2 during quinoline degradation by strain LC‐1, the degradation time was greatly shortened.ConclusionsHence, AHLs‐secreting strain A‐L2 can be useful as an AHLs continuous supplier during bioaugmentation and pollutant biodegradation.Significance and Impact of the StudyThe bioaugmentation process of strain A‐L2 on quinoline biodegradation based on QS effects would lay a certain theoretical and practical significance for large‐scale applications.