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Shifts in Diversity and Function of Sediment Bacterial Community in the Hengshi River
upon Acid Mine Drainage Pollution Song Tang
[email protected] SETAC Orlando Nov 8, 2016
Harmful Environmental Effects of Mining Contamination of Soil, Groundwater, Surface
Water, Crop and Plant Acid Mine Drainage (AMD)
Mining Activities
World Mining Map
Mining The extraction of valuable minerals or
other geological materials from the earth, from an ore body, vein or (coal) seam.
Mining of metals has been a human activity since pre-historic times.
In 2015, the global gold market had a value of $131.5 billion, an increase of 57% since 2010.
AMD-contaminated River
Dabaoshan Mine Guangdong Province
Mining activity
Built in 1958
Few studies systematically explore the diversity and function of microorganisms along the AMD pollution gradients in a open lotic ecosystem, such as river.
Full-scale in 1970s
I. Characterize the spatial dynamics of the bacterial community structure and composition along the AMD-polluted Hengshi River
II. Explore the relationships between bacterial structure and different geophysicochemical variables in Hengshi River
I. Study the functions of bacterial communities along the
AMD pollution gradients
Objectives
Extract eDNA
Barcode PCR Ion Torrent OUT Clustering Sequence data analysis
Operational Taxonomic Unit (OTU)
table Sampling Packages: phyloseq,
ggplot2, edgeR, vegan, etc. Physicochemical
analysis
Experimental Workflow
Hiseq-2500
27 Samples
4 Samples
Water
Sediment
Sediment
Physicochemical Results
Aq. -pH Aq. -Cu Aq. –Zn Aq. -Cd Aq. -Pb
Sd. -pH Sd. -Cond. Sd. -Cu Sd. -As Sd. -Pb
I. Geophysicochemical parameters of water and sediments significantly differed among samples collected from environments that differed in their extent of contamination with heavy metals.
II. 16S rRNA sequencing results revealed that alpha diversity of bacterial community gradually increased along the river with decreasing contaminant levels, which was supported by beta diversity.
III. At the phyla level, Proteobacteria was significantly higher in the Hengshi River, while Firmicutes and Actinobacteria were significantly higher in the Reference River.
IV. pH is the major geochemical determinant of the bacterial community diversity.
V. Furthermore, comparative metagenomic analysis showed diverse metabolic capacities for heavy metal-detoxification was found along the pollution gradient of Hengshi River.
VI. Our findings offer a deep insight into the patterns of microbial community structure and function along the river system contaminated by AMD.
Summary
Acknowledgements
Prof. Markus Hecker Prof. John P. Giesy Dr. Hui Peng
Xiaohui Zhang Yuwei Xie Prof. Hongling Liu Prof. Hongxia Yu
Prof. Mao Wang
Prof. Weimin Sun
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