噻吩磺隆降解菌Staphylococcus sp.的分离及其降解特性与途径

采用富集培养技术从磺酰脲类除草剂污染土壤中筛选得到1株降解噻吩磺隆的细菌,命名为ZWS13.经形态特征和16S rRNA基因序列分析,初步鉴定为葡萄球菌属(Staphylococcus sp.).采用HPLC研究了初始底物浓度、温度、接种量、pH等因素对菌株ZWS13降解噻吩磺隆的影响.结果表明,菌株ZWS13对噻吩磺隆的降解具有较广的底物浓度范围,在7 d内对初始浓度5.0~100.0 mg·L~(-1)噻吩磺隆的降解率达到60%以上;菌株ZWS13降解噻吩磺隆的较适pH为8.0,较适温度为40℃,较适接种量为1%;其中,菌株培养温度为40℃时,菌株在10 d内对50.0mg·L~(-1)噻吩磺隆的降解率达到99%以上.降解谱测定结果表明,菌株对烟嘧磺隆、吡嘧磺隆和甲磺隆亦具有良好的降解效果.采用HPLC-MS分析确定了菌株对噻吩磺隆的5个降解产物,推测菌株对噻吩磺隆的降解途径主要为磺酰脲桥C—N键的断裂、脱甲基作用或脱酯作用的甲基丢失及三嗪环的开裂.研究表明,菌株ZWS13能够有效地降解噻吩磺隆,具有生物修复噻吩磺隆污染的潜力.     

科学家首次在大洋中脊发现新海底热液活动区

中国大洋第19航次科学考察队的“大洋一号”科学考察船在西南印度洋脊发现了新的海底热液活动区．确定了热液喷口位置．并在东南印度洋中脊发现新的海底热液异常区。这是我国科学家第一次也是世界上首次在西南印度洋中脊和超慢速扩张洋中脊发现正在活动     

巨灾风险的评估与政策

2006年3月．在美国内华达州大学召开了巨大自然灾害风险减轻政策管理顾问论坛会议．会议主题涉及美国巨灾发生发展的趋势、巨灾风险的识别分析评估及其管理政策等。本文主要介绍地震巨灾的风险研究评估和提出的管理政策方案。     

求真务实,着力做好地震安评工作

山东省胶南市地震局在上级业务主管部门精心指导和市委、市政府正确领导下,在兄弟区市的大力支持配合下,认真贯彻落实防震减灾法律法规,切实履行工作职责,依法加强建设工程抗震设防管理,积极主动应对挑战,创新工作思路,扎实提高地震安评工作能力,始终把全市重要建设工程安全性评价工作做为首要工作来抓。2006年对青岛港董家口码头等10项重大工程进行了地震安全性评价工作,工程安评率达到100％,在青岛地区保持领先地位,地震安评工作实现了历史性的突破,从而确保了胶南市各类工程的抗震质量,提高了城乡规划建设安全系数和整体防御能力,保障了全市经济和社会的协调发展。     

防震减灾从社区做起

四川省德阳市旌阳区城南街道办事处是德阳市地震局抓的地震科普进社区的一个重点单位。德阳市地震局与旌阳区街道办事处联手,将防震减灾科普工作列为社区建设的一项重要内容,投入人力、物力在社区内建造了防震减灾科普文化活动中心、科普阅览室,成立了地震志愿者队伍、地震科普电影放映     

改性纤维球处理炼油废水的应用研究

通过用改性纤维球处理炼油废水的试验,对纤维球过滤技术的处理效果和反冲洗特性进行了详细的研究,试验结果表明,炼油废水经处理后,出水中油的含量小于4 mg/L、悬浮物含量小于6 mg/L,出水可达标排放,并且经过改性后的纤维球在含油废水处理中可以通过反冲洗再生并重复使用.     

贵阳市区大气降水中有机酸的研究

利用ICS-90常规离子色谱结合RFC-30型淋洗液在线发生器,对贵阳市区大气降水中的小分子有机酸进行了系统研究。测得贵阳市降水中的有机酸主要以甲酸[质量分数为(0.2-4.5)×10-6]、乙酸[质量分数为(0.6-5.3)×10-6]、草酸[质量分数为(0.1-4.9)×10-6]为主,其次是乳酸和丙酮酸,及少量丙酸和甲烷磺酸;有机酸对降水自由酸平均贡献为23.2%,占总阴离子的1.4%;通过比较贵阳市区有机酸前后二十年的变化,得出现阶段可能至少有近1/2乙酸和3/4甲酸来源于人类的活动,这说明有机酸人为源是其来源的重要组成部分。     

大气颗粒物吸附的空气微生物毒性效应的研究进展

大气污染与人群健康关系的研究表明,灰霾天气中的大气颗粒物上附着有多种可吸入微生物,包括病毒、细菌和真菌.大气颗粒物中的部分有机物质能够与这些微生物相互作用,进而改变颗粒物上附着微生物的致病性和持久性.大气颗粒物及其所吸附的病原微生物来源广泛,种类繁多,并由于大气污染加重而越发显得重要.本文结合以往文献资料和新型冠状病毒...     

Health risks of heavy metals in contaminated soils and food crops irrigated with wastewater in Beijing, China

Consumption of food crops contaminated with heavy metals is a major food chain route for human exposure. We studied the health risks of heavy metals in contaminated food crops irrigated with wastewater. Results indicate that there is a substantial buildup of heavy metals in wastewater-irrigated soils, collected from Beijing, China. Heavy metal concentrations in plants grown in wastewater-irrigated soils were significantly higher (P相似文献   

Heavy metal leaching from coal fly ash amended container substrates during Syngonium production

Coal fly ash has been proposed to be an alternative to lime amendment and a nutrient source of container substrates for ornamental plant production. A great concern over this proposed beneficial use, however, is the potential contamination of surface and ground water by heavy metals. In this study, three fly ashes collected from Florida, Michigan, and North Carolina and a commercial dolomite were amended in a basal substrate. The formulated substrates were used to produce Syngonium podophyllum Schott 'Berry Allusion' in 15-cm diameter containers in a shaded greenhouse. Leachates from the containers were collected during the entire six months of plant production and analyzed for heavy metal concentrations. There were no detectable As, Cr, Hg, Pb, and Se in the leachates; Cd and Mo were only detected in few leachate samples. The metals constantly detected were Cu, Mn, Ni, and Zn. The total amounts of Cu, Mn, Ni, and Zn leached during the six-month production period were 95, 210, 44, and 337 microg per container, indicating that such amounts in leachates may contribute little to contamination of surface and ground water. In addition, plant growth indices and fresh and dry weights of S. podophyllum 'Berry Allusion' produced from fly ash and dolomite-amended substrates were comparable except for the plants produced from the substrate amended with fly ash collected from Michigan which had reduced growth indices and fresh and dry weights. Thus, selected fly ashes can be alternatives to commercial dolomites as amendments to container substrates for ornamental plant production. The use of fly ashes as container substrate amendments should represent a new market for the beneficial use of this coal combustion byproduct.