WO2021035503A1 - 一种发光细菌冻干保护剂、冻干粉及其在水质综合毒性在线监测中的应用 - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to the technical field of environmental biological monitoring, in particular to a luminescent bacteria freeze-dried protective agent, freeze-dried powder and its application in the online monitoring of comprehensive toxicity of water quality.
- Luminescent bacteria are bacteria that contain luciferase in the body. Under normal physiological conditions, they can emit blue-green visible "cold light” bacteria with a wavelength in the range of 450-490nm. They are facultative, oxidative and autotrophic bacteria.
- Luminescent bacteria have several different classification methods, such as traditional, systematic, and numerical classification. So far, the species of luminescent bacteria found worldwide are roughly divided into the following species: Bacillus, Vibrio, and Shewanella. At present, several kinds of luminescent bacteria commonly used at home and abroad are: Photobacterium lucidum, Photobacterium luminescens, Vibrio fischeri, and Vibrio Qinghai. Vibrio fischeri is the standard strain adopted by ISO, and Vibrio Qinghai is a unique freshwater bacteria in my country.
- Pollutants mainly inhibit bacterial luminescence through the following two ways: directly inhibit the activity of luciferase involved in the luminescence reaction; inhibit the metabolic process related to the luminescence reaction in the cell, any toxic substance that can disrupt the respiration, growth, and metabolism of the luminescence bacteria , Can determine the toxicity of toxic substances according to the change of luminous intensity.
- the main sensitive poisons are organic pollutants and heavy metals.
- the change of the luminous intensity is measured by a biophotometer, which is the basic basis why luminous bacteria can be used to detect toxic and harmful substances in the environment.
- Luminescent bacteria have emerged in the 1970s.
- the American Beckman company has developed a bioluminescence photometer, the Microtox system, which uses freeze-dried powder of natural luminescent bacteria and can be tested after resuscitation. The results obtained are comparable to those of fish.
- the results of the 96-hour acute toxicity test were similar. Since then, luminescent bacteria toxicity detection technology has become popular around the world, and environmental monitoring and research institutions in various countries have adopted this method to quickly test the biological toxicity of environmental samples.
- Water source water quality online monitoring, monitoring and early warning system includes the law of water source water quality change, the selection of early warning parameters, the selection of online instruments and system integration.
- Online water quality toxicity monitoring technology is the basis of water quality early warning. Online water toxicity monitoring technology is to fully automate and continuous the laboratory water toxicity analysis process, that is, sampling, reagent preparation, pretreatment, reaction, and calculation. In this way, the requirements for the activity of the recipient object are more stringent, and it is necessary to automatically and continuously provide high-activity indicator organisms. Otherwise, the monitoring signal may be unstable and the monitoring result is unreliable, which directly affects the performance, accuracy and precision of the online monitoring instrument. Therefore, the stability maintenance of the biological activity of the luminescent bacteria is one of the core technologies of the water toxicity online monitor.
- Vibrio fischeri is often used in water toxicity online monitoring instruments by the formation of bacterial liquid, immobilized bacterial film or freeze-dried powder. Because of the long shelf life of freeze-dried powder, it is easy to transport and use, and is the most commonly used storage method.
- the protective agent technology and formula commonly used in the research on the protective agent of luminescent bacteria freeze-dried powder in China are low in protection efficiency.
- the freeze-dried powder prepared from the freeze-dried powder protective agent is recovered and placed in a 4 °C strain storage cup for refrigeration ,
- the luminous intensity of the bacteria drops rapidly during the use of the online toxicity monitoring instrument, resulting in a small number of live bacteria in the dry powder, unstable activity and short use period. This results in unreliable detection results during the use of the online toxicity instrument, and the maintenance period is too short (3-5 days).
- Most of the research is still in the laboratory stage, and the universal online water toxicity instrument at home and abroad has not yet been realized.
- the present invention only provides a luminescent bacteria freeze-dried protective agent, freeze-dried powder and its application in water quality toxicity detection in view of the shortcomings of the prior art.
- Each L of the luminescent bacteria freeze-dried protective agent is composed of the following components: 100-200g skimmed milk, 20-120g sucrose, 10-60g sodium chloride, and the rest is water.
- each L of the luminescent bacteria freeze-dried protective agent is composed of the following components: skimmed milk 100-150, sucrose 20-60, sodium chloride 10-30, and the rest is water.
- each L of the luminescent bacteria freeze-dried protective agent is composed of the following components: 140 g of skim milk, 60 g of sucrose, 30 g of sodium chloride, and the rest is water.
- the luminescent bacteria is Vibrio fischeri.
- the preparation method of the above-mentioned luminescent bacteria freeze-dried protective agent is to first dissolve defatted with water, then add sodium chloride and sucrose, and stir for 10-20 minutes, preferably 15 minutes, until all the components are dissolved to obtain the luminescent bacteria freeze-dried protective agent .
- the luminescent bacteria freeze-dried powder is prepared by adding the above-mentioned luminescent bacteria freeze-dried protective agent to the bacterial liquid of the luminescent bacteria. Specifically, it is prepared by suspending the luminescent bacteria freeze-dried protective agent and the bacteria liquid of the luminescent bacteria in a volume ratio of 1:3 to 1:6. Preferably, the volume ratio of the luminescent bacteria freeze-dried protective agent to the luminescent bacteria liquid is 1:5.
- the above-mentioned luminescent bacteria freeze-dried protective agent or luminescent bacteria freeze-dried powder can be used as a detection agent for online monitoring of comprehensive toxicity of water quality.
- the online water quality toxicity monitoring is to use the water quality online toxicity instrument to perform toxicity monitoring on the water quality.
- the raw materials of the luminescent bacteria freeze-dried protective agent provided by the invention are skimmed milk, sucrose and sodium chloride.
- Skim milk is a basic protective agent, which can promote the sublimation of freeze-dried samples to form a heat-resistant skeleton to block heat conduction and heat radiation, and it is easy to obtain homogeneous products, expand the mutual distance between cells, and protect the bacteria through the form of wrapping.
- the luminescence rate of the bacteria is still low overall, so sugar alcohols must be added to improve the survival rate of Vibrio fischeri.
- the sucrose molecule contains hydroxyl groups.
- Vibrio fischeri is a marine bacterium, which has certain requirements for the concentration of sodium chloride, and 3% sodium chloride is conducive to the luminescence of Vibrio fischeri.
- Another object of the present invention is the application of the above freeze-dried protective agent in the preparation of Vibrio fischeri freeze-dried powder.
- the freeze-dried Vibrio fischeri powder prepared by the freeze-dried protective agent is used in an online water quality comprehensive toxicity analysis instrument. Improve the efficiency of instrument operation and maintenance, reduce costs, and generate economic benefits.
- Dissolve and mix the luminescent bacteria dry powder with 3% sodium chloride connect it to a liquid culture medium, culture at 200 rpm at 25°C for 20 hours, centrifuge at 4°C at 10000 rpm for 15 minutes, discard the supernatant, and collect the bacteria.
- the luminescent bacteria freeze-dried protective agent of the present invention is prepared; when preparing, the skim milk is first dissolved in water, then sodium chloride and sucrose are added, and the mixture is stirred for 10-20 minutes, preferably 15 minutes, until all is dissolved.
- the bacteria solution After resuscitating the bacteria, the bacteria solution is obtained, and the luminescent bacteria freeze-dried protective agent and the bacteria solution of the luminescent bacteria are evenly suspended in a volume ratio (V/V) from 1:2 to 1:7, and then dispensed into small glass bottles; Pre-freeze the aliquoted mixture at -80°C for 4 hours, put it in a freeze dryer, and freeze-dry in a vacuum for 24 hours to obtain a luminescent bacteria freeze-dried powder.
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- the luminescent bacteria freeze-dried protective agent of the present invention effectively increases the amount of viable bacteria of the luminescent bacteria freeze-dried powder, so that it can reach 1.5*10 9 CFU/g, the freeze-dried powder can be recovered within 5 minutes, and the amount of photons reaches a relative It is stable and can be used continuously for about 15 days with the online water quality comprehensive toxicity analysis instrument. It is beneficial to the production research of luminescent bacteria freeze-dried powder and its application in environmental monitoring, and effectively improves its economic benefits.
- the present invention provides a freeze-dried protective agent that can effectively improve the survival rate, biological activity stability and sensitivity of the freeze-dried Vibrio fasciflorus powder.
- the freeze-dried powder prepared from the freeze-dried protective agent is resuscitated and placed in 4
- the bacteria storage cup can be refrigerated at °C, which can be used for online toxicity monitoring instruments for 15 days, which can replace imported freeze-dried protective agents, reduce the operating cost of reagents and consumables for online toxicity monitoring instruments at home and abroad, and improve the continuous stability of the national groundwater station online toxicity monitoring instruments Operation, play a real biological toxicity early warning role for the country's water quality safety.
- Figure 1 is a graph showing the results of recovery time and luminous intensity of freeze-dried powder of luminescent bacteria
- Figure 2 is a linear fitting diagram of standard poisons
- Figure 3 is a graph showing the sensitivity change of 15-day continuous use of dry bacteria powder when applied to an online toxicity monitoring instrument
- Figure 4 is a graph showing changes in toxicity stability of multiple batches of freeze-dried powder test reference water.
- Example 1 The bacterial content of luminescent bacteria prepared with different proportions of protective agents
- the Vibrio fischeri (standard bacteria of the luminescent bacteria) is cultured and produced, and finally the protective agent listed in Table 1 is added, freeze-dried, and stored at low temperature -80°C in the refrigerator When taking it out, use 3% sodium chloride to resuscitate, carry out 10-fold gradient dilution, plate culture and count to get the number of Vibrio fischeri in each different protective agent ratio.
- the blank control uses 14g skimmed milk dissolved in 100mL In sterile water, a protective agent was prepared as a control group.
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- the lyophilized powder of Vibrio fischeri prepared by using the lyophilized protective agent of the present invention has a bacterial content greater than that of the control group, and group 4 is the best ratio of the protective agent.
- the protective agent formula of group 3 in Example 1 was used in the preparation of Vibrio fischeri lyophilized powder, and the volume ratio of the lyophilized protective agent was 1:1, 1:2, 1:3, 1:4, 1: 5, 1:6, 1:7 (Table 2) were added to the Vibrio fischeri bacteria solution, and the bacteria content of the freeze-dried powder after adding different amounts of protective agent was measured.
- the detailed operation steps were the same as in Example 1.
- a bioluminescence tester was used to determine the amount of bacteria and initial luminescence in different volume ratios.
- the positive quality control EC50 value of the freeze-dried powder obtained from the curve in Figure 2 is 5.05mg/L, which is better than the EC50 value (20mg/L) of the positive quality control of imported dry powder. It indicates that the dry powder is used in the field at home and abroad after recovery. On the online toxicity analyzer, when toxic substances are polluted in the water body, the instrument must first send out an alarm instruction and quickly start the emergency plan.
- Example 5 Applying to the online toxicity monitoring instrument, the sensitivity change of dry bacteria powder after 15 days of continuous use
- Vibrio fischeri lyophilized powder prepared with the best lyophilized protective agent formula is refrigerated and transported to the water station where the toxic online analysis instrument is installed. After hydration and recovery, it is put into the instrument strain storage cup, stirred and cultivated for 10 minutes to prepare 20 mg/ L's zinc sulfate heptahydrate positive quality control standard solution was tested, and the test was performed twice a day, and the average value of the two times was taken for 15 consecutive days. The test results are shown in Figure 3.
- the positive quality control data applied to the on-site biological toxicity analysis instrument of the on-site water station the positive quality control of 20mg/L zinc sulfate heptahydrate was tested continuously for 15 days, and the toxicity value was ⁇ 60%, which met the online luminous bacteria method.
- the use requirements of the biological toxicity analyzer are that the lyophilized powder of Vibrio fischeri prepared by the best protective agent of the present invention has high sensitivity and good stability.
- Example 6 Changes in toxicity stability of multiple batches of freeze-dried powder test reference water
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组1 | 8 | 1 | 0.5 | 3.1*10 8CFU/g |
组2 | 10 | 2 | 1 | 3.4*10 8CFU/g |
组3 | 12 | 4 | 2 | 6.7*10 8CFU/g |
组4 | 14 | 6 | 3 | 1.5*10 9CFU/g |
组5 | 16 | 8 | 4 | 4.3*10 8CFU/g |
组6 | 18 | 10 | 5 | 6.1*10 7CFU/g |
组7 | 20 | 12 | 6 | 3.8*10 7CFU/g |
组8 | 22 | 14 | 8 | 3.0*10 7CFU/g |
对照组 | 14 | 2.9*10 7CFU/g |
冻干粉复苏时间 | 最佳护剂干粉光亮度 | 进口在线培养干粉光亮度 |
1min | 6270042 | 0 |
2min | 8001385 | 0 |
3min | 9268910 | 0 |
4min | 11009371 | 1 |
5min | 12105973 | 3 |
10min | 12369710 | 20 |
20min | 12200934 | 236 |
30min | 11983175 | 1142 |
60min | 11826740 | 4967 |
120min | 11760143 | 15672 |
1d | 11056213 | 4468207 |
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- 一种发光细菌冻干保护剂,其特征在于,每L所述发光细菌冻干保护剂由如下组分组成:脱脂乳100—200g,蔗糖20—120g,氯化钠10—60g,其余为水。
- 如权利要求1所述的发光细菌冻干保护剂,其特征在于,每L所述发光细菌冻干保护剂由如下组分组成:脱脂乳100—150,蔗糖20—60,氯化钠10—30,其余为水。
- 如权利要求2所述的发光细菌冻干保护剂,其特征在于,每L所述发光细菌冻干保护剂由如下组分组成:脱脂乳140g,蔗糖60g,氯化钠30g,其余为水。
- 如权利要求1所述的发光细菌冻干保护剂,其特征在于,所述发光细菌为费氏弧菌。
- 如权利要求1至4任一项所述发光细菌冻干保护剂的制备方法,其特征在于,所述方法是先将脱脂乳加水溶解,然后加入氯化钠和蔗糖,搅拌10—20min,直到各组分全部溶解后,即得发光细菌冻干保护剂。
- 一种发光细菌冻干粉,其特征在于,所述发光细菌冻干粉由权利要求1至4任一项所述的发光细菌冻干保护剂加入发光细菌的菌液中制备而成。
- 如权利要求6所述的发光细菌冻干粉,其特征在于,所述发光细菌冻干粉是将权利要求1至4任一项所述的发光细菌冻干保护剂与发光细菌的菌液按照体积比1:3至1:6混悬配制而成。
- 如权利要求7所述的发光细菌冻干粉,其特征在于,所述发光细菌冻干粉是将权利要求1至4任一项所述的发光细菌冻干保护剂与发光细菌的菌液按照体积比1:5混悬配制而成。
- 如权利要求1至4任一项所述的发光细菌冻干保护剂或权利要求6至8任一项所述的发光细菌冻干粉作为检测制剂在水质综合毒性在线监测中的应用。
- 如权利要求9所述的应用,其特征在于,所述水质综合毒性在线监测是利用水质在线毒性仪器对水质进行毒性监测。
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