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Hopkins Microbiology Course Ann Lesnefsky 7152011 Metabolism of PNS Bacteria Organic acid electron donor Photosynthesis for energy generation Bacterial chlorophyll b ID: 376866

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Slide1

Purple Non Sulfur Bacteria

Hopkins Microbiology Course

Ann

Lesnefsky

7-15-2011Slide2

Metabolism of PNS Bacteria

Organic acid electron donor

Photosynthesis for energy generation

Bacterial chlorophyll b

Absorbs light in the infrared range

Currently PNS bacteria are being studied for H2 productionSlide3

Course Enrichment Method for PNS

6-18-2011

Plated samples from the slough on succinate and ethanol plates,

incubated

anaerobically with light

Course’s media and Holly’s media6-29-2011Restreak single colonies for isolation Slide4

TA Enrichment Method for PNS

TA’s enriched for PNS by filtering

Filter both water above mat and slurry of mat material

Place filter face down on plate

Flip and all allow PNS bacteria to grow on filterSlide5

Carbon SourceEnrichment Method

Succinate

(# of

colonies

before

restreak)

Ethanol

(# of

colonies

before

restreak

)

No filter

Course

43 6Holly 0 0 FilterCourse Many SomeHolly Few NoneSlide6

Microscopy of PNS

Colonies isolated from 5 different plates

4 plates from strawberry

1 from

Kerby

Park

All looked like stubby rodsSlide7

Recommendations

Next year use the filter method.Slide8

Questions?