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环境工程学报 2012
Microbial community structures analysis in a biological plant treating oxytetracycline production wastewater
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Abstract:
As antibiotics can cause strong inhibition of bacteria,their presence will influence microbial community structure in wastewater treatment plants.The abundances of bacterial and fungal populations in an oxytetracycline-production wastewater(influent oxytetracycline 1 662.1±248.6 μg/L) were measured by quantitative real-time PCR,and bacterial community structure was examined by 16S rDNA clone library construction.The ratio of fungi/bacteria valued 1.2 in oxytetracycline-production wastewater,much higher than that(1.52×10-6) in inosine-production wastewater with no antibiotic.The results indicate that fungi may play an important role in COD removal of oxytetracycline-production wastewater treatment.Bacterial community structure analysis shows that Alphaproteobacteria(23.7%) and Betaproteobacteria(22.0%) are predominant groups,and then Acidobacteria(17.0%) and Bacteroidetes(11.9%).