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Page 1: Basics of environmental microbiology - Seoul National University · 2019. 9. 3. · Objectives Studying basic knowledge about microbiology Understanding the way how microorganisms

Environmental Engineering Experments and Design

Soil Quality Lab

Kyoungphile Nam

Basics of environmental microbiology

Page 2: Basics of environmental microbiology - Seoul National University · 2019. 9. 3. · Objectives Studying basic knowledge about microbiology Understanding the way how microorganisms

Objectives

Studying basic knowledge about microbiology

Understanding the way how microorganisms gain energy

Understand the overall principle of the experiment

- ReferencesEnvironmental Biotechnology (Rittmann, McCarty)Lehninger 9Principles of Biochemistry (Nelson, Cox)

Page 3: Basics of environmental microbiology - Seoul National University · 2019. 9. 3. · Objectives Studying basic knowledge about microbiology Understanding the way how microorganisms

Domain_Bacteria, Archaea, Eukaryote

Prokaryote

Environmental engineering mainly focuses on bacteria and archaea

: Eukaryotes are difficult to manipulate and achieve stable efficiency.

Both bacteria and archaea are unicellular organisms

:there are structural and functional differences.

Page 4: Basics of environmental microbiology - Seoul National University · 2019. 9. 3. · Objectives Studying basic knowledge about microbiology Understanding the way how microorganisms

Classification of bacteria

Phototroph: use photon as energy source

Chemotroph: use chemical substances

Energy source

Chemoorganotroph (organic substances)

Chemolithotroph (inorganic substances)

External condition

Growth/Energy

Carbon Source

EnergySource

+ Metabolite

Autotroph: uses inorganic carbon, most of the chemolithotrophs and phototrophs

Heterotroph: uses organic carbon, usually chemoorganotrophs

Carbon source

Page 5: Basics of environmental microbiology - Seoul National University · 2019. 9. 3. · Objectives Studying basic knowledge about microbiology Understanding the way how microorganisms

Classification of bacteria

Temperature

- Aerobic bacteria: Requires oxygen for growth, and uses oxygen as the electron acceptor

- Facultative: Can survive with or without oxygen→ Aerotolerant anaerobes: Do not use oxygen, but do not die under aerobic condition

Facultative aerobes: Prefer to use oxygen as electron acceptor, but can survive w/o oxygen

- Obligate anaerobes: Got killed by oxygen

Oxygen

pH

+ Salinity, etc

Page 6: Basics of environmental microbiology - Seoul National University · 2019. 9. 3. · Objectives Studying basic knowledge about microbiology Understanding the way how microorganisms

Energy Capture

• Microbes got energy through oxidation reduction reaction

• Got electron by oxidizing organics, and TEA finally takes the electron and produce ATP

• Electron and energy carriers are involved in this process

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Interaction of the microbes

Page 8: Basics of environmental microbiology - Seoul National University · 2019. 9. 3. · Objectives Studying basic knowledge about microbiology Understanding the way how microorganisms

Microbial Ecology

What microorganisms are present? → Community structure

What metabolic reactions could the microorganisms carry out?

What reactions are they carrying out?

How are the different microorganisms interacting with each other and

the environment? → Interaction

CommunityFunction

Engineers create and operate the system (bioreactor, selection pressure)in which right kinds of microorganisms are present (community structure), they are accumulated to quantities sufficient to complete a desired biochemical task (community function), and they work together to perform their tasks stably over time (integrated community ecology).

Keyword: Ecological Niche, Functional Redundancy, Acclimation, Adaptation