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Bioluminescence Activity of Toluene Analogs by Alginate-immobilized Pseudomonas putida mt-2 KG1206  

Kong, In-Chul (Department of Environmental Engineerting, Yeungnam University)
Jung, Hong-Kyung (Department of Environmental Engineerting, Yeungnam University)
Ko, Kyung-Seok (Geologic Environment Division, Korea Institute of Geoscience & Mineral Resources (KIGAM))
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Abstract
In this study, the applicability of alginate-immobilized Pseudomonas putida mt-2 KG1206 on the environments, contaminated with toluene analogs was conducted. Genetically engineered strain KG1206 produces light by direct (m-toluate, benzoate) and indirect (toluene, xylenes) inducers. The protocol for the alginate-immobilization was determined in terms of the cell to alginate ratio, solution, proper number of alginate beads, and other conditions. Maximum bioluminescences of five chemicals by immobilized strain were generally observed in following orders: m-toluate > p-xylene > toluene > o-xylene > m-xylene. In relationship between bioluminescence activity and inducer reduction, initial m-toluate (5 mM) in solution was removed approximately 48% of initial at 5 h exposure, showing continuous decrease of inducer chemical in solution. These results of study with alginate-immobilized beads would be useful, especially, for biomonitoring of contaminated environments with specific compounds, such as petroleum hydrocarbon compounds including toluene analogs.
Keywords
Alginate; Bioluminescence; Genetically Engineered Strain; Immobilization; Toluene Analogs;
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