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<p>Water pollution is going to be a noticeable threat in human society.In the problem of halo phenols degradation,we visited two researchers of Institute of Hydrobiology(IHB), Chinese Academy of Science(CAS) on May 5th.</p>
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<p>Water pollution is going to be a noticeable threat in human society.In the problem of halo phenols degradation,we visited two researchers of Institute of Hydrobiology(IHB), Chinese Academy of Science(CAS) on May 5th.Researcher Dongru Qiu,and researcher Feng He, both of whom work on environmental microbiology and environmental engineering respectively, met our HP team in IHB. HP teammates introduced our project to the two researchers, including our aim of degrading halo phenols, engineering bacteria and project progression. In later talking, HP teammates presented some questions, such as how to fix bacteria onto the column sustainingly. In this question, Qiu introduced the common usage of activated sludge in sewage disposal. In sewage there are tons of microorganisms which secrete EPS(Extracellular Polymeric Substances) to form zoogloea granules. These granules can absorb and degrade organic molecules in high efficiency. So he suggested us consider using zoogloea as column stuffing, which could help binding engineering bacteria in long period and reduce material consuming. Additionally, he suggested us using traditional stuffing such as silica gel or sandy soil, which could be found as good absorbents in natural environment.
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    Next Qiu gave us some suggestions such as to test the degrading activity of dehalogenase first, which could be examined by halo phenol auxotroph mutation. And also, if the degradation requires a whole pathway, maybe more genes and expression conditions should be added artificially. He suggested us building an activity detecting system, which could help detect the extracellular stability and ability of degradation quickly.
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Human Practice

Water pollution is going to be a noticeable threat in human society.In the problem of halo phenols degradation,we visited two researchers of Institute of Hydrobiology(IHB), Chinese Academy of Science(CAS) on May 5th.Researcher Dongru Qiu,and researcher Feng He, both of whom work on environmental microbiology and environmental engineering respectively, met our HP team in IHB. HP teammates introduced our project to the two researchers, including our aim of degrading halo phenols, engineering bacteria and project progression. In later talking, HP teammates presented some questions, such as how to fix bacteria onto the column sustainingly. In this question, Qiu introduced the common usage of activated sludge in sewage disposal. In sewage there are tons of microorganisms which secrete EPS(Extracellular Polymeric Substances) to form zoogloea granules. These granules can absorb and degrade organic molecules in high efficiency. So he suggested us consider using zoogloea as column stuffing, which could help binding engineering bacteria in long period and reduce material consuming. Additionally, he suggested us using traditional stuffing such as silica gel or sandy soil, which could be found as good absorbents in natural environment. Next Qiu gave us some suggestions such as to test the degrading activity of dehalogenase first, which could be examined by halo phenol auxotroph mutation. And also, if the degradation requires a whole pathway, maybe more genes and expression conditions should be added artificially. He suggested us building an activity detecting system, which could help detect the extracellular stability and ability of degradation quickly.

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