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Título:
On line detection of low naphthalene concentrations by a bioluminescent sensor
Autor/es:
E VALMAN; F. BATTAGLINI; S. LEITE; B. VALMAN
Revista:
PROCESS BIOCHEMISTRY
Editorial:
Elsevier
Referencias:
Año: 2004 vol. 39 p. 1217 - 1222
ISSN:
0032-9592
Resumen:
On-line tests with Pseudomonas fluorescens HK44 were carried out using a biosensor system with a flow-through cell and sample injections to detect low concentrations of naphthalene. Kinetic experiments permitted a 19 min response time and definition of a 50 min induction period for bioluminescence assays. A mathematical model showed that 0.2 g/l is the best cell concentration to be used in the detection of low naphthalene concentrations, with the highest acceleration rate of bioluminescence sensitivity increase (0.46 nA l/(g min2)). Calibration curves with different concentrations of naphthalene showed a linear correlation up to 0.4 mg/l (3M) corresponding to 211 nA output signal. The lower limit of naphthalene detection by strain HK44 was in the region of 0.02 mg/l (0.16M), below the naphthalene health advisory limit for drinking water consumed over a lifetime suggested by EPA.Pseudomonas fluorescens HK44 were carried out using a biosensor system with a flow-through cell and sample injections to detect low concentrations of naphthalene. Kinetic experiments permitted a 19 min response time and definition of a 50 min induction period for bioluminescence assays. A mathematical model showed that 0.2 g/l is the best cell concentration to be used in the detection of low naphthalene concentrations, with the highest acceleration rate of bioluminescence sensitivity increase (0.46 nA l/(g min2)). Calibration curves with different concentrations of naphthalene showed a linear correlation up to 0.4 mg/l (3M) corresponding to 211 nA output signal. The lower limit of naphthalene detection by strain HK44 was in the region of 0.02 mg/l (0.16M), below the naphthalene health advisory limit for drinking water consumed over a lifetime suggested by EPA.2)). Calibration curves with different concentrations of naphthalene showed a linear correlation up to 0.4 mg/l (3M) corresponding to 211 nA output signal. The lower limit of naphthalene detection by strain HK44 was in the region of 0.02 mg/l (0.16M), below the naphthalene health advisory limit for drinking water consumed over a lifetime suggested by EPA.M) corresponding to 211 nA output signal. The lower limit of naphthalene detection by strain HK44 was in the region of 0.02 mg/l (0.16M), below the naphthalene health advisory limit for drinking water consumed over a lifetime suggested by EPA.M), below the naphthalene health advisory limit for drinking water consumed over a lifetime suggested by EPA.