RRC ID 20393
著者 Aoki S, Ohara S, Kimura K, Mizuguchi H, Fuse Y, Yamada E.
タイトル Characterization of dissolved organic matter released from Microcystis aeruginosa.
ジャーナル Anal Sci
Abstract The contribution of dissolved organic matter (DOM) released from phytoplankton (Microcystis aeruginosa) during cultivation and biodegradation was examined to clarify the causes of the organic pollution of Lake Biwa. Two peaks, peak 2 (retention time (RT) = 32 min) and peak 3 (RT = 35 min), were detected in the algal DOM released from Microcystis aeruginosa during cultivation and biodegradation by gel chromatography with a fluorescence detector (Ex = 340 nm, Em = 435 nm). As these peaks correspond with the peaks detected in the surface water of Lake Biwa, one can conclude that the algal DOM released from Microcystis aeruginosa during cultivation and biodegradation makes a considerable contribution to the refractory organic matter in Lake Biwa. Three fluorescence maxima were observed in the cultivation of Microcystis aeruginosa: a fulvic-like fluorescence peak (peak A) with Ex/Em values of 320/430 nm, a protein-like fluorescence peak (peak C) with Ex/Em values of 280/360 nm, and another peak with Ex/Em values of 240/370 nm. The fluorescence material of peak C has a larger MW than that of peak A. The algal-derived DOM from Microcystis aeruginosa has similar fluorescence to fulvic acid of soil origin but exhibits mainly hydrophilic characteristics. In the biodegradation of Microcystis aeruginosa, a fulvic-like fluorescence peak (peak B) with Ex/Em values of 250/440 nm and a peak with Ex/Em values of 320/380 nm were observed.
巻・号 24(3)
ページ 389-94
公開日 2008-3-1
DOI 10.2116/analsci.24.389
PII JST.JSTAGE/analsci/24.389
PMID 18332548
MeSH Chromatography, Gel Fresh Water / chemistry* Fresh Water / microbiology Japan Microcystis / chemistry* Microcystis / metabolism Organic Chemicals / analysis* Organic Chemicals / metabolism Sensitivity and Specificity Solubility Time Factors
IF 2.049
引用数 18
WOS 分野 CHEMISTRY, ANALYTICAL
リソース情報
藻類 NIES-109