CN109486837B - High-temperature biological desulfurization genes and application - Google Patents

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Abstract

The invention relates to a group of high-temperature biological desulfurization genes and application thereof. The group of genes is obtained by screening microbial communities in an environment sample polluted by petroleum; the gene identified by the invention is high temperature resistant, has good thermal stability, and can be applied to industrial production requiring a thermal stability enzyme condition such as fermentation; the source flora can well grow in an oil reservoir environment, and the group of genes is proved to have the desulfurization capacity by cloning, expressing and in vitro verifying the group of genes, can obviously improve the biological desulfurization efficiency of fuel oil and effectively solve the problem of environmental pollution after use, has the excellent characteristics of industrial application, and has wide industrial application prospect.

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High-temperature biological desulfurization genes and application
Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of metagenome and environmental microorganism, in particular to a group of high-temperature biological desulfurization genes and application thereof.
Background
The 21 st century is an environmental protection century, and the energy industry, which is the leading force of the chemical industry, faces many challenges and opportunities in terms of environmental protection and technology, and thus creates an emerging discipline that intersects the biochemical and environmental protection fields. With the rapid development of the global industrialization process, the demand of energy is increased dramatically, and the proportion of petroleum in the world energy structure is 37.4% at present. The sulfur compounds exist in petroleum products, and the application of the product containing the sulfur compounds can cause pollution to the environment and corrode equipment. Therefore, desulfurization technology is an important research topic in petrochemical industry and environmental protection.
Deep desulfurization of petroleum and products thereof is a new technology in the petrochemical field of China and even all over the worldThe century faced an important issue. Sulfur in petroleum exists mainly as organic sulfides such as mercaptans, sulfides, thiophenes, benzothiophenes (BT), dibenzothiophenes (DBT), and alkyl substituents and derivatives thereof, and these compounds generate a large amount of thiocyanides during combustion, which are harmful to many kinds of plants. The most serious of them is SO produced by combustion2And SO3The water is easy to combine with water vapor in the atmosphere to form acid rain, which causes serious pollution, destroys ecological balance and endangers human health (Monticello D J. Depletion of folyl fuels. Ann Rev Microbiol.1985, 39. In recent years, desulfurization has become more and more of a concern to people with biotechnology. Biocatalytic Desulfurization (BDS) is a new technology for removing sulfur in petroleum sulfur-containing heterocyclic compounds by aerobic and anaerobic bacteria at normal temperature and pressure, which removes sulfur in fossil fuels by biochemical cracking by using enzymes specific to microorganisms, is carried out at normal temperature and pressure and under the condition of no need of hydrogen, can specifically cut carbon-sulfur bonds to release sulfur in the fossil fuels in the form of sulfate, and aims to remove sulfur by using microorganisms existing in the nature without damaging hydrocarbons with organic fuel value. The method has the characteristics of low process cost, energy consumption saving, simple flow, mild reaction conditions, clean environment and accordance with the development trend of ecological environment friendliness. The BDS technology has evolved over decades since its emergence and is still in the development stage. The biological catalytic desulfurization technology opens up a new way for removing organic sulfur components in petroleum. While the traditional biological desulfurization technology has various non-negligible disadvantages: high cost, large operation difficulty, limited types of removal substrates and insignificant removal effect, and the existing research reports of related desulfurization genes almost all refer to normal-temperature desulfurization genes.
The gene of the invention belongs to a high-temperature desulfurization gene, has the function of petroleum desulfurization, and can be applied to petrochemical industry, environmental protection industry and other related industrial production.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention mainly aims to provide a group of high-temperature biological desulfurization genes and characteristics and application thereof, wherein the group of genes is high-temperature resistant, has good thermal stability and can be applied to industrial production requiring a thermal stability enzyme condition such as fermentation; can effectively remove sulfur in sulfur-containing compounds in petroleum, and the application of the strain in sulfur-containing crude oil and fraction desulfurization.
The second purpose of the invention is to provide a group of recombinant plasmids (pET-28 a-1, 2, 3, 4, D) capable of expressing recombinant high-temperature desulfurization genes.
The third purpose of the invention is to provide a group of recombinant bacteria (BL 21-1, 2, 3, 4, D) capable of producing the recombinant high-temperature desulfurization enzyme.
The fourth purpose of the invention is to provide a method for removing sulfur element in sulfur-containing compounds by the strain
The fifth object of the present invention is to provide a method capable of screening a target gene in a metagenome.
In order to realize the purpose, the invention adopts the following technical scheme:
the group of high-temperature desulfurization genes provided by the invention is obtained by screening microbial communities in petroleum-polluted environmental samples; and the high-temperature resistant and high-temperature stable enzyme has good thermal stability, and can be applied to industrial production requiring thermal stability enzyme conditions such as fermentation and the like. The gene sequence is shown as SEQ ID NO 1-5; the corresponding amino acid sequence is SEQ ID NO 6-10.
(1) Dibenzothiophene (DBT) which is a mode sulfur-containing pollutant in petroleum is used as induction pressure, microbial flora capable of high-temperature desulfurization is screened from an environment sample polluted by petroleum, and then metagenome sequencing is carried out. The group of high temperature desulfurization genes was found by analyzing metagenome data and comparing with the reported gene dszABCD of the verified active normal temperature degradation DBT (see Table 1).
(2) Extracting metagenome of desulfurization microbial flora as template, amplifying several genes in large quantity by PCR technology, and transferring 5 genes into BL21 (DE 3) for cloning expression by using pET-28a as vector.
(3) The desulfurization ability of the enzymes was judged by purifying the clonally expressed enzymes and then degrading Dibenzothiophene (DBT) with these enzymes. The enzymes have important significance for desulfurization in petrochemical industry and environmental protection.
TABLE 1 high temperature desulfurization genes
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60-DBT_C552551_6 Alkylsulfonate monooxygenase
60-DBT_C552551_5 Aliphatic sulfonate ABC transport substrate binding proteins
60-DBT_C552551_3 FMN-dependent monooxygenases
60-DBT_C552551_2 acyl-CoA dehydrogenase
60-DBT_C549025_1 Flavin oxidoreductase
The high temperature desulfurization-related genes are shown in Table 1
The nucleotide sequence of SEQ ID NO 1-5 provided by the invention is as follows:
60-DBT_C552551_6 SEQ ID No.1:
ATGGTCGAATTTATCACAATGGCCCCAACATCAGGAGACAGTACACTTGTTGGGTTAGCCAATAACTCGTCAAAACTGAATAGCTGGACAGGAACAGATGAAAATGCAGAACGCCCCCCTACCCAAGAATATATTAAAGCGATTGCCCAGGCTGCTGAAAAAGGCGGATTCTCGACGCTTTTACTGCCGACTGGCACAGGATGCCTTGATTCTTTAGCCGTTGCTGCCAATTTAATCGCCTATACAAGCAAATTAAAATTCCTATTTGCAATCCGCCCTGGTTTTATCGCACCTACTACCTTTGCCAAACAATTTGCCACTGTGGATTATTGGTCAAATGGAAGAGCCTTGGTGAATATTGTTACCGGAGGTTCGCCGGTCGAGTTAGCCAGCGAAGGGGATTATTTAGATCATGATACCCGTTATAAGCGGACACGCGAATACATGCAAATATTAAAAAAACTATTTACTGAAGAAAGCGTTGATTACGAAGGGGAATTTTTTACATTAAAAGGCGCCTCATTATTTCCAAAACCAGTAAAAACGCCGCCAATCTATTTTGGTGGGGCATCAGAAATCGCCAAAGAAGTCGCGGCGGAAGAAGCAGATGTTTATATGATGTGGGGGGAAACTTTTGAAAATACAAAACAAAGACTTGAAGAAATGAAGCAGAGAGCGGCCAAACATAACCGGACGCTGAGTTATAGCGTTTCGTTTCAAGTCATCCTCGGGAACACGGAAGAAGAAGCATGGGAAAAGGCAAACAAGCTGATAAGCAAAGTGTCAGCATCCATATTAGCCAAAAAAGAGGAAATGATTGTGAAAGGAGATTCTATTGGCGCAAAACGCCTGCATCAACTTATGGAAAGCAGCAAAGAACGTAACTTTCAAATTGGCCCGAATTTATGGGCGGGACTGACTCAAGTTTTATCCGGAAATTCTATTGCCCTTGTCGGCACTCCTGAGCAAATCGCTGAACGGATTGTCGAACTGGTGGAATTAGGATTCGATAAAGTGTTGTTAAGAGGCTTCCCTCATTTGGAAACGATTGAGCAATTAGGAGAGCTAGTCATTCCAAAAGTGAGAGAAAAACTCGCACAAAAACAACTTGTCAAATGA
60-DBT_C552551_5 SEQ ID No.2:
ATGAGGTCCATGAAGCGGAGCAAGCATATTCTTTGGATCATTCATTTCCTCGTATTTTCCCTTTTACTGTCATCCTGCGGGAAAGCGGAAGAAACGGGCGGGAAAAACAAAGAAATTCATATTGGATATCAAAAAAATGGCACTACCTTATTGTTAAAACATAAACAAGAACTGCAAAAAGAGTTGGAAAAAGAAGGATATAAAGTAACATGGTCAGAGTTTAACACCGGAAGCTCGATCCTTGAAGCCTTAAATGCTGGAAGTATTGATTTTGCCGGCGCAGGGGACATACCGTCCATCTTTGCGCTGGAGAAAGGCAGTAATTTTAACTATATTGCTAGTGAGCCATCGTCTCCGTCTTCAGAGGGAATATTGGTGAGAAAGGATTCGGGCATTCAATCACTGGAAGATTTAAAAGGAAAAAGAATCGCCTTTAATAAGGCTTCCATCGCTCAATATTTATTAACAAAAGCTTTAGATTCAGCAGGTTTATCGATGGATGATGTCGAGCCGGTGTACCTGAATCCTCCTGAAGCAAGCATTGCTTTTGAACAAGGCGAAGTGGATGCGTGGGTCGTATGGGATCCTTATATGACGGTGGCCGAAAGCAAAGGACACATCATTTTAAAAGATGCAACTGGAATTGTTCCGTATCGGACTTTTTATTTCAGCACTCCTGAAATAACGAAAGAACATCCCGAAATAGTCAAAAAATTTGTGGAACATTTATCTAATATAGGAAAACAAATTAATCATGACCCTACCGAAGCTGCCGCGCTGCTGCAAAAAGCCACCAATATCCCGGCGGAAACGTGGGAGAAAGTATTAAACAATAAAAAGTCAGATGTTCACTTTATGGATGAAAAAGCTGTGCGTGATTTGCAAACAGAAGCAGATGATTTGTTAAAAATCGGGCTTATCAAAAAACAAGTGCAGATCGAAGATTACGTATGGTATCCAGAGAAATAA
60-DBT_C552551_3 SEQ ID No.3:
ATGAAAAAAAAGCAAATGAAATTGGGCGTGTTTCTCATGGGAACAGGCCACCATATCGCATCTTGGAGACATCCTCATGTTCAAGCTGATGGATGTGAGGATTTCGCCTTTTTTCATAAAATAGCCAAAATAGCAGAAAAAGGAAAATTAGATATACTGTTTTTAAGCGACGGGCTGTCTTTTAATGAACTTTCGCATCCGGCGGAATTAGTGAGATTTGAACCTATCACGTTATTGGCTGCGCTGTCTGTTGTCACCTCCCATATCGGGCTGGCAGCGACAGCGACGACCACCTATAACGAACCTTTCCATATCGCGAGAAAGTTTTCCTCTCTCGATCATTTAAGCAAAGGAAGAGCCGCATGGAATGTGGTGACTTCATACTACGAAGACGAAGCGAAAAATTTCAGCCAGGACGCTCATTTAGACCATCATCTTCGTTACGAGCGGGCAAAAGAATTCGTGGAGGTGGTGAAAGGACTGTGGGACAGCTGGGAAAAGGATGCACTCGTCCGCGATAAACAATCAGGCGTTTATTTCGATCCTAAAAAGCTGCATCCGTTAAACCATAAAGGCAAATATTTTTCTGTAAAAGGCCCGTTGAATTCTTCCCGCTCCCCGCAAGGAAGGCCGGTCCTTATCCAAGCAGGGTCATCGGAAGACGGAATCAATTTTGCCGCACAAATTGCAGACGTGATTTTCACCGCGCAACAAACATTGGAAGAAGCTCAGCATTTTTATCGAAAAGTGAAAACGAAAGCGGCGGAATTCGGCAGAAATCCTGATGAAGTGATTATTATGCCCGGTGTTTCTCCATATATAGGCAATACAGAACAAGAAGCGAGAGAAAAATATGAACAGCTGCAAGAGCTTATTGTTCCTGAAATCGGCTTGGCTTTTCTGTCTGACTACTTAGGGGGCATCGATCTTTCTCGCTACTCATTAGATGATCCTTTGCCAGACGAAATTCCAGAAACCAATGGAAATAAAAGCAGAAGAAAGTTAATCATTGATCTTGCAAGAAGAGAAAACTTAACGATCGGGGAGCTTTATAAGCGCATTGCCGGCTCGCGGGGACACCGGATCATTTTCGGAACGCCAGAGCAAATCGCAGATCAGTTAGAAGAATGGATCATCCACGAAGGATCCGATGGCTTCAATCTGATGTTCCCGTATTATCCTGACGGCCTATCTGAATTTGTTGACCAAGTGATCCCGATCCTTCAAGAAAGAGGACTGTTCAGAAAGGAATATGAAGGAACAACGTTACGGGAACATCTTGGATTGCCTGAGCCTGAATCAAGATATTCTCTGGCGCCCAGCCAATGA
60-DBT_C552551_2 SEQ ID No.4:
ATGTTAAGAAATTCGCAAAGCAGCGGAACCAGTTTTCTTCTGCCCCTTTTCAACTGGGCGCACGCGAAAGAATGCATTGCCGGTCAAAAATACAAGAAAGGAGAAATCATGTTGAGCATCGCAAGCAAAAAAACCCACCGCTCTTATTTATCTGACGAACTGTCAAGAAAGTTTGTCCAAAATGAACGCCAAGAATTTCTTTTACATCTTGCATCAGAACTTGCCGAACAATTTCACGAAACCGCCGACATCATAGACCAAGAAGGAAGATTCCCGTTTGAAAATTTCCAAAAATTAAAGGATTGCAATTACCAATCACTAACCGTTCCTAAGCAATATGGCGGAGAAGAAATTTCACTTTATGAATTTCTTCTTATGCAAGAGCGGTTAAGCCAAGGAGATGCTTCCACCGCCTTGTGCATCGGGTGGCATCTTGGGGTTATTTATGATCTCAGGGAAAGACAAACATGGGACAGCGAAAAATTTCAATGGCTTTGCCATGAAGTTGTTCAAAATAAAGTGCTCATCAACCGGGTGGCAACAGAGGACGGAACAGGAAGTCCAACAAGAGGCGGAAAACCTGAAACGGTAGCGGTCAAAAGAAATGGCAAATGGGTGATTACGGGCAGAAAATCCTTTGCGTCTATGGCGATAGCTCTTGATTATTCATTAGTAACAGCCACCATTCAGGAATCAGGGAAAGTCGGATCTTTTTTAGTTGACCATCGCCTTCAAGGGGTTAGCGTCGAAGAAACTTGGGATATGATTGGAATGCGAGGCACACGGAGCGATGATCTGGTGCTAGATCAAGTGGAGTTGCCAGAAGATGCGCTGGTGGAATTGGATCAATTGGAATCGCCGAAAGGCAATATGGGGAGAGCATGGCTACTTCATGTTCCGGCCTGCTTCCTTGGAATTGCGATTGCCGCAAGAAATTATGCCATTTCCTTTGCTTCTGAATATCAGCCGAACAGCCTGCCCGGCCCAATCAAAGATGTTCCAGAGGTGCAAAGAAAAATCGGCGAGATGGATTTAGAGCTGTTAAAAGCAAGACATACTCTTTATTCCGTCGCACACCGGTGGGATACGTACCCGGAAAAACGCATGGAAATGAGCGGAGAATTGGCGGCGGCGAAGCATATTGCCGTCAATAGTGCCAATAAAGTCGTTGATTTGGCGATGAGGATCGTAGGAGCCAGAAGCCTGCAAAAATCCAGCCCGTTGCAACGGTATTACAGAGATGTCAGAGCCGGGCTCCATAATCCGCCAATGGATGATGCCGTTATTTCGTTACTGGCAAAGCAAGCATTGCAAAGTTTCCATTAA
60-DBT_C549025_1 SEQ ID No.5:
ATGGATGATCGTACATTTCGCAGAGCCATGGGAAAATTTGCGACCGGCGTGACGGTCGTGACAACGGAATATCAAGGGGAAGCGAAAGGAATGACGGCGAACGCGTTTATGTCCGTTTCGCTCGACCCGAGACTTGTCGTCGTCTCCATTGGCCATAAAGCGCGAATGCATGACATTGTCAAGCAAACGGGGAAATTTGCTGTCAACATTTTGCGGCGCGATCAAGAGGAGTTGTCGCGCTTGTTTGCCGGCCAGTTGAAAGAAGAACGCAATGTTTCGTTTGATTGGGTGAACGGCCATCCGATTTTGCCGGAGGCGTTGGCGAATATTTTATGCAACGTCTATAGTTCGTACGTTGCCGGCGACCATACGTTGTATTTTGGCGAAGTCACCGACATTTTCATGAAAGAGGAACCGGGCGACCCGCTTTTGTTTTTCGAAGGACAATACCGAAGCATCGGACAGTAA
the amino acid sequence SEQ ID NO provided by the invention is 6-10 as follows:
>60-DBT_C552551_6 SEQ ID No.6
MVEFITMAPTSGDSTLVGLANNSSKLNSWTGTDENAERPPTQEYIKAIAQAAEKGGFSTLLLPTGTGCLDSLAVAANLIAYTSKLKFLFAIRPGFIAPTTFAKQFATVDYWSNGRALVNIVTGGSPVELASEGDYLDHDTRYKRTREYMQILKKLFTEESVDYEGEFFTLKGASLFPKPVKTPPIYFGGASEIAKEVAAEEADVYMMWGETFENTKQRLEEMKQRAAKHNRTLSYSVSFQVILGNTEEEAWEKANKLISKVSASILAKKEEMIVKGDSIGAKRLHQLMESSKERNFQIGPNLWAGLTQVLSGNSIALVGTPEQIAERIVELVELGFDKVLLRGFPHLETIEQLGELVIPKVREKLAQKQLVKX
>60-DBT_C552551_5 SEQ ID No.7
MRSMKRSKHILWIIHFLVFSLLLSSCGKAEETGGKNKEIHIGYQKNGTTLLLKHKQELQKELEKEGYKVTWSEFNTGSSILEALNAGSIDFAGAGDIPSIFALEKGSNFNYIASEPSSPSSEGILVRKDSGIQSLEDLKGKRIAFNKASIAQYLLTKALDSAGLSMDDVEPVYLNPPEASIAFEQGEVDAWVVWDPYMTVAESKGHIILKDATGIVPYRTFYFSTPEITKEHPEIVKKFVEHLSNIGKQINHDPTEAAALLQKATNIPAETWEKVLNNKKSDVHFMDEKAVRDLQTEADDLLKIGLIKKQVQIEDYVWYPEKX
>60-DBT_C552551_3 SEQ ID No.8
MKKKQMKLGVFLMGTGHHIASWRHPHVQADGCEDFAFFHKIAKIAEKGKLDILFLSDGLSFNELSHPAELVRFEPITLLAALSVVTSHIGLAATATTTYNEPFHIARKFSSLDHLSKGRAAWNVVTSYYEDEAKNFSQDAHLDHHLRYERAKEFVEVVKGLWDSWEKDALVRDKQSGVYFDPKKLHPLNHKGKYFSVKGPLNSSRSPQGRPVLIQAGSSEDGINFAAQIADVIFTAQQTLEEAQHFYRKVKTKAAEFGRNPDEVIIMPGVSPYIGNTEQEAREKYEQLQELIVPEIGLAFLSDYLGGIDLSRYSLDDPLPDEIPETNGNKSRRKLIIDLARRENLTIGELYKRIAGSRGHRIIFGTPEQIADQLEEWIIHEGSDGFNLMFPYYPDGLSEFVDQVIPILQERGLFRKEYEGTTLREHLGLPEPESRYSLAPSQX
>60-DBT_C552551_2 SEQ ID No.9
MLRNSQSSGTSFLLPLFNWAHAKECIAGQKYKKGEIMLSIASKKTHRSYLSDELSRKFVQNERQEFLLHLASELAEQFHETADIIDQEGRFPFENFQKLKDCNYQSLTVPKQYGGEEISLYEFLLMQERLSQGDASTALCIGWHLGVIYDLRERQTWDSEKFQWLCHEVVQNKVLINRVATEDGTGSPTRGGKPETVAVKRNGKWVITGRKSFASMAIALDYSLVTATIQESGKVGSFLVDHRLQGVSVEETWDMIGMRGTRSDDLVLDQVELPEDALVELDQLESPKGNMGRAWLLHVPACFLGIAIAARNYAISFASEYQPNSLPGPIKDVPEVQRKIGEMDLELLKARHTLYSVAHRWDTYPEKRMEMSGELAAAKHIAVNSANKVVDLAMRIVGARSLQKSSPLQRYYRDVRAGLHNPPMDDAVISLLAKQALQSFHX
>60-DBT_C549025_1 SEQ ID No.10
MDDRTFRRAMGKFATGVTVVTTEYQGEAKGMTANAFMSVSLDPRLVVVSIGHKARMHDIVKQTGKFAVNILRRDQEELSRLFAGQLKEERNVSFDWVNGHPILPEALANILCNVYSSYVAGDHTLYFGEVTDIFMKEEPGDPLLFFEGQYRSIGQX
the invention further discloses application of a group of high-temperature biological desulfurization nucleotides in preparation of petrochemical industry and environmental protection; the petrochemical industry comprises oil extraction in oil fields and purification of petroleum-containing substances; the environmental protection comprises microbial remediation and deep desulfurization and denitrification of fossil fuel. In particular: the application of sulfur element in sulfur-containing organic compound. The invention adopts purified enzyme to degrade Dibenzothiophene (DBT) which is a mode sulfur-containing compound in petroleum; and detecting the DBT content in the sample before and after the enzyme degradation by adopting an internal standard method. The results show that:
(1) The group of high-temperature enzymes has obvious desulfurization effect which can reach more than 80%.
(2) The DBT/squalane (internal standard) content in two groups of samples which are not treated by high-temperature enzyme is 0.36 and 0.35 respectively, and the DBT/squalane (internal standard) content in two groups of samples which are treated by high-temperature enzyme is 0.062/0.067 respectively.
The specific implementation mode is as follows:
the present invention is described below with reference to examples, which are not intended to limit the present invention, and modifications and variations may be made thereto by those skilled in the art in light of the spirit of the present invention, and these modifications and variations are to be considered as within the scope of the present invention, the scope and spirit of which are defined by the appended claims; the reagents used therein are all commercially available.
Example 1
HMM (Hidden Markov Model) Model is utilized to screen high-temperature desulfurization genes
1. Establishment of HMM (Hidden Markov Model) Model
Because the high-temperature degradation gene of dibenzothiophene is unknown, the degradation pathway of benzothiophene in normal temperature bacteria is just started. Therefore, for the macro gene sequencing results of 60-5-BT and 60-5-DBT, the model sequence construction can be carried out only by the gene on the operon of the '4S' way of the normal-temperature dibenzothiophene degrading bacteria. We searched dszABC genes on operons of the identified functional "4S" pathway, and performed genetic relationship alignment on the sequences to be modeled of all homologous proteins, and the sequences in one branch of the evolutionary tree were taken as a family. Protein sequences of less than 4 protein sequences of the same family are not involved in subsequent alignment. The total number of DszA protein sequences, 9 DszB protein sequences and 13 DszC protein sequences used for establishing the model.
2. Model and metagenomic data comparison
HMM is used for constructing module sequences of the protein sequences, and the protein sequences are respectively searched in the extracted pro.fa file of the metagenome of the 60-5-DBT group. Setting E value>10-5, and aligning the searched sequences in NCBI database. All found genes were regressed onto spliced contigs (DszB proteins were mapped using alignment not meeting the threshold requirements) and found to be composed of 60-DBT _ C552551_6, 60-DBT _ C552551_5, 60-DBT _ C552551_3 and 60-DBT _ C552551_2 (which may correspond to each other)dszAdszBdszAAnddszC) The potential gene cluster of composition. Because DszD is a coenzyme, reports on the enzyme as a research object are rare. This part of the study therefore did not establish a model order for DszD as the subject. We compare the reported DszD single sequence with the macro genome 'pro.fa' file, and screen out the potential coenzyme gene 60-DBT _ C549025-1.
(II) extraction of microbial community Macro-genome
The screened microbial colonies were cultured in advance, and then the cells were collected at 5500 Xg at 4 ℃. The mycelia were suspended in 500. Mu.L of 50mM Tris-HCl pH8.0, centrifuged at 10000 Xg for 1 min, and the supernatant was discarded. mu.L of 50mM Tris-HCl pH8.0 was added again, and after the cells were sufficiently suspended, 20. Mu.L of 0.4M EDTA was added thereto and vortexed, and reacted in a water bath at 37 ℃ for 20 minutes. mu.L of 100 mg/mL lysozyme was added to the system, vortexed, and reacted in a 37 ℃ water bath for 30 minutes. Adding 10 μ L of 20 mg/mL proteinase K to the system, mixing by gentle shaking, adding 35 μ L of 10% SDS, mixing by shaking, reacting in 56 deg.C water bath for 1-3 hours, and mixing by inversion every 10 minutes until the solution is clear. 10 μ L of 10 mg/mL RNase A was added to the system, vortexed and reacted in a 65 ℃ water bath for 60 minutes. Adding 200 mu L of absolute ethyl alcohol into the system, after vortex shaking, transferring all precipitates and liquid into a collecting sleeve of a bacterial genome DNA extraction kit, and centrifuging 90 s at 10000 Xg. In order to improve the recovery rate, the waste liquid in the collecting pipe can be discarded after the liquid in the sleeve pipe is collected once again. Then according to the requirements of the kit specification, finishing the subsequent genome purification treatment, and redissolving the treated genome by using a proper amount of sterilized MQ and storing in a refrigerator at the temperature of-80 ℃.
(III) cloning and screening the high-temperature desulfurization gene.
Using 0.5. Mu.L (about 10 ng) of the above-mentioned metagenomic solution as a template, 30 cycles of PCR were carried out using the following oligonucleotide sequences as primers, respectively, according to the PCR cycle parameters set forth below.
The PCR cycle parameters were set as follows:
95℃,2min;95℃,30s;55℃,45s;72℃,90s;72℃,10min;4℃,2hr
60-DBT_C552551_6:
an upstream primer: 5 'CCGGAATTCATGGTCGAATTTATCACAATGGCC'
A downstream primer: 5 'CCCAAGCTTGGTCATTTGACAAGTTGTTTTTGTGCG'
60-DBT_C552551_5:
An upstream primer: 5 'CCGGAATTCATGAGGTCCATGAAGCGGAG'
A downstream primer: 5 'CGAGCTCTTATTTCTCTGGATACCATACGTAA'
60-DBT_C552551_3:
An upstream primer: 5 'CGAGCTCATGAAAAAAAAGCAAATGAAATTGG'
A downstream primer: 5 'CCCAAGCTTGGTCATTGGCTGGGCGCCAGAGAATAT'
60-DBT_C552551_2:
An upstream primer: 5 'CCGGAATTCATGTTAAGAAATTCGCAAAGCAGC'
A downstream primer: 5 'CCCAAGCTTGGTTAATGGAAACTTTGCAATGCTT'
60-DBT_C549025_1:
An upstream primer: 5 'CCGGAATTCATGGATGATCGTACATTTCGCAGAG'
A downstream primer: 5 'CCCAAGCTTGGTTACTGTCCGATGCTTCGGTATTGT'
After the five groups of PCR products are purified, the products are respectively cut by EcoR I/Hind III, ecoR I/Sac I, sac I/Hind III, ecoR I/Hind III and EcoR I/Hind III, and are respectively connected with plasmid pET-28a (+) which is subjected to enzymolysis by the same restriction endonuclease and gel cutting recovery, transformed into competent Escherichia coli DH5 alpha (stored in the laboratory), and then smeared on LB solid culture medium containing 50 mu g/mL Kan (kalamycin). Culturing at 37 ℃ for 16-18 hours, picking out single clone colonies for identification, wherein the plasmid pET-28a (+) inserted with the DNA sequence coded by 60-DBT _ C552551_2 is a recombinant plasmid pET-28a-1, the plasmid pET-28a (+) inserted with the DNA sequence coded by 60-DBT _ C552551_3 is a recombinant plasmid pET-28a-2, the plasmid pET-28a (+) inserted with the DNA sequence coded by 60-DBT _ C552551_5 is a recombinant plasmid pET-28a-3, the plasmid pET-28a (+) inserted with the DNA sequence coded by 60-DBT _ C552551_6 is a recombinant pET-28a-4, and the plasmid pET-28a (+) inserted with the DNA sequence coded by 60-DBT _ C549025_1 is a pET-28a-D. The DNA fragment was sequenced by Sanger dideoxy method, and the sequencing result showed that the inserted DNA sequence was correct. Then, the recombinant plasmids pET-28a-1, 2, 3, 4 and D are respectively transformed into Escherichia coli BL21, and the Escherichia coli BL21 is respectively named as BL21-1, 2, 3, 4 and D.
(IV) purification of recombinant high temperature desulfurization enzyme
The recombinant bacteria are respectively inoculated into 20mL LB culture medium containing 50 mug/mL Kan, cultured for 12 hours at 37 ℃ under 180rpm/min, then the culture is inoculated into 200mL LB culture medium containing 50 mug/mL Kan according to the inoculation amount of 1% (V/V) (2 shake flasks in total), when A600 is cultured at 37 ℃ under 220rpm/min and is 0.6, IPTG is added until the final concentration is 0.1 mM, and the induction is carried out for 4 hours at 37 ℃ under 180 rpm/min. The cells were collected by centrifugation, suspended in 50mM Tris-Cl (pH8.0) buffer, and the cells were disrupted by ultrasonic wave, and the supernatant was centrifuged to give a crude extract of recombinant high-temperature desulfurization enzyme. The supernatant was purified by a Chelating Sepharose (Chelating Sepharose) nickel affinity column chromatography, and the resulting enzyme preparation showed a band on SDS-PAGE. And the theoretically calculated molecular weights are respectively consistent with the detection result of SDS-PAGE.
(V) desulfurization Effect
Purified 60-DBT _ C552551_6, 60-DBT _ C552551_5, 60-DBT _ C552551_3, 60-DBT _ C552551_2 were added to 50ul, coenzyme 60-DBT _ C549025_1 plus 30ul,100mM FMN plus 2ul,50mM NADH plus 2ul, 80mM DBT mother liquor plus 7ul, and Tris-HCl buffer solution at pH7.0 in a 1.5ml centrifuge tube, and reacted in a60 ℃ water bath for five minutes. And adding squalane in the same mole as DBT into the reaction solution as an internal standard, and extracting by using isovolumetric chromatogram pure hexane respectively. 1ul of each extracted sample was analyzed by gas chromatography.
The treatment results are given in the following table:
table 2: table of DBT treatment conditions by high temperature desulfurization enzyme
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And (4) conclusion: the DBT content after the high-temperature enzyme treatment is greatly reduced, which shows that the group of high-temperature enzymes has remarkable desulfurization effect.
Example 2:
(1) Activation of the recombinant bacteria: the recombinant bacteria (BL-1, 2, 3, 4, D) stored in the glycerol storage tube were inoculated into 50mL of an autoclaved culture medium at 1 (v/v) and subjected to vortex stirring at 150rpm at 60 ℃ for 18 hours in a closed state (aerobic culture). The culture solution comprises the following components in percentage by weight: 1.6 percent of peptone; 1% of yeast extract; 0.5 percent of sodium chloride; the balance of water.
(2) And (3) carrying out expanded culture on the recombinant bacteria: the activated bacteria obtained in (1) were inoculated into 10L of autoclaved culture medium at 1. The culture solution comprises the following components in percentage by weight: peptone 1.6%; 1% of yeast extract; 0.5 percent of sodium chloride; the balance of water. .
(3) Treating the high-sulfur diesel oil by using recombinant bacteria: mixing 10L of the bacterial liquid obtained in the step (2) after the expanded culture with 20L of high-sulfur diesel oil, carrying out vortex stirring at 60 ℃ and 150rpm, and carrying out closed reaction for 24 hours; after the reaction is finished, removing the bacterial liquid, carrying out vortex stirring and cleaning on purified water at 60 ℃ and 150rpm until no obvious impurity exists, and collecting the treated diesel oil, namely the low-sulfur low-nitrogen diesel oil, which is shown in table 3.
(4) The invention is used for measuring the total sulfur content in an oil sample system: and (3) respectively detecting the total sulfur content in the oil layer obtained by the oil sample which is not treated by the strain and the oil layer obtained by the oil layer treated by the strain (3) by using a WK-2D type micro coulometer.
The treatment results are given in the following table:
table 3: table of desulfurization conditions of recombinant bacteria on high-sulfur diesel oil
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The removal rate of the reconstructed bacterial strain to sulfur in high-sulfur diesel oil is 75.35%, the desulfurization effect is obvious, and the method has a great application prospect in the future.
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<222> (443)..(443)
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<220>
<221> UNSURE
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<221> UNSURE
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<223> The 'Xaa' at location 156 stands for Gln, Arg, Pro, or Leu.
<220>
<221> UNSURE
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Claims (3)

1. A group of separated nucleotide sequences for coding high-temperature biological desulfurization genes, which is characterized in that the nucleotide sequences can effectively remove organic sulfur components in petroleum and have good thermal stability; the nucleotide sequence is as follows: 1-5, and the coded sequence is as follows: SEQ ID NO 6-10.
2. The use of the set of isolated nucleotide sequences encoding a hyperthermophilic biodesulfurization gene according to claim 1 in petrochemical industry and environmental protection; the petrochemical industry comprises oil extraction in oil fields and purification of petroleum-containing substances; the environmental protection comprises microbial remediation and deep desulfurization and denitrification of fossil fuel.
3. The use of the set of isolated nucleotide sequences encoding a high temperature biodesulfurization gene of claim 1 for the removal of elemental sulfur from petroleum sulfur-containing organic compounds.
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