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The uptake process, cellular and extracellular distribution of n-octadecane during the metabolic process as well as substrate metabolic kinetic were studied by using isotope tracer technique. Bacteria was isolated from crude oil contaminated soil and identified. The results showed that uptake of [C-14] n-octadecane was immediate when no metabolic process occured. Cellular [C-14] increased non-linearly to maximum value at 0.19+/-0.0022 mu mol.L-1, which taken account of 53% of total octadecane in the broth. However, efflux that remove accumulated octadecane from bacterial cell membranes caused the amount of cellular [C-14] declined to steady level. Supplement of NaN3 prevented the influx and efflux of octadecane which indicated that uptake of octadecane was ATP dependent. During metabolic process, total [C-14] n-octadecane in the broth decreased as time went on, and cellular [C-14] took account of 40% to 50% of total [C-14]. Kinetic analysis showed that the metabolic of n-octadecane was non-linear with an apparent dissociation constant K-m of 9.9926 mu mol.L-1 and V. of 0.1612 mu mol.L-1.h(-1). Meanwhile, no efflux of cellular octadecane was observed during the metabolism process for accumulated [C-14] n-octadecane might be nontoxic to cells of Bacillus sp.DG24. All of these findings suggested that Bacillus sp.DG24 could mediate cellular n-octadecane through efflux to avoid the toxic effect of substrate, which influenced the cellular and extracellular n-octadecane distribution obviously before metabolic process begin.
- 出版日期2013-3
- 单位北京师范大学
