2012
DOI: 10.1590/s1413-41522012000200007
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Potencial de biodegradação de microcistinas por microrganismos

Abstract: ResumoPara minimizar os problemas relacionados à ocorrência de cianobactéria em águas destinadas ao consumo humano há necessidade de se realizar estudos de alternativas técnicas de tratamento com destaque aos biofilmes com potencial de degradação de microcistinas (MC). O presente trabalho teve como objetivo avaliar o potencial de degradação de MC pela bactéria Sphingosinicella microcystinivorans B9, diferentes cepas de leveduras e bactérias probióticas. O teste foi efetuado com extrato de MC e diferentes quant… Show more

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“…S. microcystinivorans B9 naturally has the mlr gene cluster in its genome, and it was made available for tests carried out by part of our research group. Although available reports have demonstrated great potential for cyanotoxins degradation [ 21 ], to date, few studies are available on the evaluation of this bacterium to control MCs, and the heterologous expression of mlrA from the B9 strain has not been assessed previously. Therefore, the mlrA gene from S. microcystinivorans B9 was selected to be expressed for the first time in an industrial S. cerevisiae strain (PE-2) using both plasmid-based expression and chromosomal integration.…”
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“…S. microcystinivorans B9 naturally has the mlr gene cluster in its genome, and it was made available for tests carried out by part of our research group. Although available reports have demonstrated great potential for cyanotoxins degradation [ 21 ], to date, few studies are available on the evaluation of this bacterium to control MCs, and the heterologous expression of mlrA from the B9 strain has not been assessed previously. Therefore, the mlrA gene from S. microcystinivorans B9 was selected to be expressed for the first time in an industrial S. cerevisiae strain (PE-2) using both plasmid-based expression and chromosomal integration.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Additionally, Microcystis sp. TAC95 was cultivated and cyanobacterial extracts were prepared as described by Kuriama et al (2012) [ 21 ]. Extracts were analyzed on HPLC-DAD and quantified by calibration curves prepared with standard MC-LR purchased from Sigma-Aldrich (St. Louis, MO, USA).…”
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“…Considerando esses aspectos, o presente estudo avaliou, em escala de bancada, a eficiência de diferentes concepções de biofiltração para o pré-tratamento de águas para consumo humano em relação à remoção/biodegradação de DIU e MC, utilizando areia de filtro lento (AFL), areia de filtro rápido (AFR) e carvão ativado granular (CAG) como materiais suportes e ativações biológicas natural e específica, a partir da imobilização de cultura da bactéria Sphingosinicella microcystinivorans -B9, devido ao seu potencial de biodegradação de MC evidenciado por Tsuji et al (2006), Kuriama et al (2012) e Rosa (2017).…”
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