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Sulfate reduction and copper precipitation by a Citrobacter sp. isolated from a mining area
A strain of sulfate-reducing bacteria, designated strain ‘DBM’, was isolated from sediments of a mining area. Phylogenetic analysis of the 16S rRNA gene sequence of the isolate revealed that it was related to members of the genus Citrobacter, with C. AzoR-4, C. freundii, C. braakii and C. werkmanii...
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| description | A strain of sulfate-reducing bacteria, designated strain ‘DBM’, was isolated from sediments of a mining area. Phylogenetic analysis of the 16S rRNA gene sequence of the isolate revealed that it was related to members of the genus
Citrobacter, with
C. AzoR-4,
C. freundii,
C. braakii and
C. werkmanii being the most closely related species (sequence similarity up to 98%). Few studies have been done on sulfate reduction ability in
Citrobacter. Electron microscopy studies showed that the morphology of the strain DBM was rod-shaped. Strain DBM reduced 10
mM of sulfate completely to sulfide within 7
d, and it recovered its sulfate reduction ability after 7
d of aerobic growth. Furthermore, strain DBM effectively precipitated 0.40
mM copper during its growth. Elemental composition of the resulting microbial precipitate was studied using electro-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy, and it was found that the ratio of S:Cu was 1.07. The result was consistent with the formation of copper sulfide. Heavy metal precipitation by
Citrobacter sp. strain DBM was a phenomenon that may be useful in the bioremediation of acid mine drainage. |
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C. freundii,
C. braakii and
C. werkmanii being the most closely related species (sequence similarity up to 98%). Few studies have been done on sulfate reduction ability in
Citrobacter. Electron microscopy studies showed that the morphology of the strain DBM was rod-shaped. Strain DBM reduced 10
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C. freundii,
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mM copper during its growth. Elemental composition of the resulting microbial precipitate was studied using electro-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy, and it was found that the ratio of S:Cu was 1.07. The result was consistent with the formation of copper sulfide. Heavy metal precipitation by
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