Study on Isolation and Degradation Mechanism of Bacteria for the Biodegradation of Microcystins (MC-LR)

Wen Yi Zhang; Qiu Yan Li; Ning Han; Xue Zhen Chen; Xiao Liang Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.340.300

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Study on Isolation and Degradation Mechanism of Bacteria for the Biodegradation of Microcystins (MC-LR)

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A microcystin-degrading strain named as T1 was isolated from Taihu Lake sediment. Based on the morphological observations, physiological-biochemical analysis and tests for biodegradability, the study results showed that the degrading rate of MC-LR reached 60%~70% by T1 strain after 48 hours reaction. The optimal treatment parameters of T1 strain were as follows: pH 7.0, inoculum concentration 8% and rotating speed 120 rpm. Moreover, the concentration of carbon source has some stimulating effect on the degradation of MC-LR. The study has significant reference and actual application value for the biodegradation of MC-LR in eutrophic water.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 340)

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300-304

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Wen Yi Zhang, Qiu Yan Li, Ning Han, Xue Zhen Chen, Xiao Liang Chen

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Biodegradation, Isolat, Microcystins, T1 Strain, Taihu Lake

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