Development and Application of Bromodeoxyuridine Immunochemical Techniques for the Molecular Analysis of Actively Growing Bacterioplankton

溴脱氧尿苷免疫化学技术在活跃生长的浮游细菌分子分析中的开发和应用

基本信息

  • 批准号:
    9911689
  • 负责人:
  • 金额:
    $ 21万
  • 依托单位:
  • 依托单位国家:
    美国
  • 项目类别:
    Standard Grant
  • 财政年份:
    2000
  • 资助国家:
    美国
  • 起止时间:
    2000-04-15 至 2002-10-31
  • 项目状态:
    已结题

项目摘要

The focus of this study is the development and application of new, molecular techniques to identify actively growing bacterioplankton species and estimate new cell production by individual bacterioplankton taxa. The work builds upon recently published techniques. The motivation for the research is the desire to provide a powerful, multifunctional analog to established methods for measuring bacterial production. 3H-thymidine (3 H-TdR) incorporation is the most commonly used method for inferring bacterial biomass productivity in natural populations. Its use is based upon the assumption that all bacteria in subject populations can incorporate exogenous TdR into nascent DNA, and that the relationship between H-TdR incorporation and productivity is nearly equal among species. However, it has not been possible to test these assumptions, and thereby validate application of 3 H-TdR incorporation to measurements of marine bacterioplankton production. This is because nearly all dominant marine bacteria are currently unculturable. We have developed a suite of techniques applying bromodeoxyuridine (BrdU), an immunogenic TdR analog, to the analysis of microbial growth in natural populations. The main advantage of BrdU techniques over 3 H-TdR incorporation is that immunochemical purification of BrdU-containing DNA, combined with established methods for the analysis of 16S rRNA genes, can be used to identify bacteria incorporating BrdU` in natural samples. This provides a means of determining which community members are contributing to measurements of bacterial productivity made using BrdU, enabling validation of the technique. In addition, with the completion of experiments outlined in this proposal, it may be possible to use BrdU to estimate biomass production by individual bacterioplankton taxa.The proposed research includes experiments using cultured bacteria and coastal bacterioplankton to optimize BrdU` techniques, calibrate BrdU and 3 H-TdR incorporation to growth for culturable relatives of unculturable taxa, identify BrdU-incorporating taxa in bacterioplankton and estimate their taxon-specific growth. For completeness, additional experiments will compare numbers of BrdU-positive to 3 H-glucose and 3 H-leucine-incorporating cells in bacterioplankton, assess the BrdU-incorporation potential of apparently inactive taxa in bacterioplankton, and also determine whether BrdU and H-TdR are incorporated by the same bacterioplankton taxa. Finally, BrdU methods will be used to determine whether different bacterioplankton taxa synthesize DNA during different portions of the diurnal cycle.The experiments in this proposal include analyses of some bacterioplankton samples collected off the Oregon coast and address the question of whether different taxa synthesize DNA at different times of day in open ocean and coastal environments. However, the experimental design does not purport to analyze global patterns of active bacterioplankton taxa, their roles in food webs, or biomass production by specific taxa. These types of large-scale experiments are a goal for the future. Here, we propose an ordered series of experiments to strengthen and calibrate BrdU methods so that future experiments can be conducted on sound theoretical and technical bases. This research should provide a powerful new addition to the oceanographer's molecular biology toolbox.
本研究的重点是开发和应用新的分子技术来鉴定活跃生长的浮游细菌种类,并估计浮游细菌分类群的新细胞产量。这项工作以最近发表的技术为基础。这项研究的动机是希望提供一种强大的、多功能的模拟方法来测量细菌的产生。3h -胸腺嘧啶(3h - tdr)掺入是推断自然种群中细菌生物量生产力最常用的方法。它的使用是基于这样的假设,即受试者群体中的所有细菌都可以将外源性TdR结合到新生DNA中,并且H-TdR结合与物种间的生产力之间的关系几乎是相等的。然而,不可能检验这些假设,从而验证将3h - tdr纳入海洋浮游细菌产量测量的应用。这是因为目前几乎所有主要的海洋细菌都是不可培养的。我们开发了一套应用溴脱氧尿苷(BrdU)的技术,一种免疫原性TdR类似物,用于分析自然种群中的微生物生长。与3h - tdr掺入相比,BrdU技术的主要优势在于,含BrdU DNA的免疫化学纯化,结合已建立的16S rRNA基因分析方法,可用于鉴定天然样品中掺入BrdU '的细菌。这提供了一种方法来确定哪些社区成员对使用BrdU进行的细菌生产力测量做出了贡献,从而使该技术得到验证。此外,随着本文所述实验的完成,利用BrdU估计浮游细菌分类群的生物量产量可能成为可能。拟开展的研究包括利用培养细菌和沿海浮游细菌优化BrdU技术,校准不可培养类群的可培养亲缘群BrdU和3h - tdr掺入生长,鉴定浮游细菌中BrdU掺入类群并估计其分类群特异性生长。为了完整,我们还将比较浮游细菌中BrdU阳性细胞与3 h -葡萄糖细胞和3 h -亮氨酸结合细胞的数量,评估浮游细菌中明显不活跃的类群的BrdU结合潜力,并确定BrdU和H-TdR是否被相同的浮游细菌类群结合。最后,BrdU方法将用于确定不同的浮游细菌类群是否在昼夜周期的不同部分合成DNA。本提案中的实验包括分析在俄勒冈海岸收集的一些浮游细菌样本,并解决在开放海洋和沿海环境中不同分类群是否在一天的不同时间合成DNA的问题。然而,实验设计并不旨在分析活跃细菌浮游生物分类群的全球模式,它们在食物网中的作用,或特定分类群的生物量生产。这些类型的大规模实验是未来的目标。在此,我们提出了一系列有序的实验,以加强和校准BrdU方法,以便为未来的实验提供良好的理论和技术基础。这项研究应该为海洋学家的分子生物学工具箱提供一个强有力的新补充。

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Development and Application of Bromodeoxyuridine Immunochemical Techniques for the Molecular Analysis of Actively Growing Bacterioplankton
溴脱氧尿苷免疫化学技术在活跃生长的浮游细菌分子分析中的开发和应用
  • 批准号:
    0242990
  • 财政年份:
    2002
  • 资助金额:
    $ 21万
  • 项目类别:
    Standard Grant

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