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METHOD OF DETECTING AND QUANTITATING MICROORGANISM HAVING SPECIFIC FUNCTION AND ITS GENE FROM NATURAL ENVIRONMENT, NOVEL 16SrRNA GENE DATA AND PROBES

机译：从自然环境，新型16SrRNA基因数据和问题中检测和定量具有特定功能的微生物及其基因的方法

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A method of detecting and quantitating a microorganism having a specific function and its gene from natural environment which involves: 1) the step of estimating the priority of the microorganism having a specific function in the natural environment; 2) the step of amplifying specific gene domains of the microorganism having a specific function in a liquid culture medium of the highest dilution ratio at which the proliferation of the microorganism is judged as positive, followed by cloning; 3) examining the difference among the gene domains thus cloned and determining the base sequences thereof; and 4) identifying the microorganism having a specific function inhabiting in the natural environment from the base sequence data thus determined. 16SrDNAs having a base sequence represented by any of SEQ ID NOS: 1 to 4. RNA or DNA probes of 10 to 50 bp in size which have a part of a base sequence represented by any of SEQ ID NOS: 1 to 4 and are hybridizable specifically with a petroleum-digesting bacterium belonging to the genus Cycloclasticus.

机译：一种从自然环境中检测和定量具有特定功能的微生物及其基因的方法，该方法包括：1）估算在自然环境中具有特定功能的微生物的优先级的步骤; 2）在具有最高稀释率的液体培养基中扩增具有特定功能的微生物的特定基因结构域的步骤，在该培养基中，该微生物的增殖被鉴定为阳性，然后进行克隆; 3）检查如此克隆的基因结构域之间的差异并确定其碱基序列; 4）从这样确定的碱基序列数据中鉴定出在自然环境中具有特定功能的微生物。具有由SEQ ID NOS：1至4中任一个表示的碱基序列的16SrDNA。具有10至50bp的大小的RNA或DNA探针，其具有由SEQ ID NOS：1至4中任一个表示的碱基序列的一部分。特别是属于 Cycloclasticus 属的石油消化细菌。 展开▼

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公开/公告号EP1231280A1

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公开/公告日2002-08-14

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申请/专利权人 NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF ADVANCED INDUSTRIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY;
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申请/专利号EP20000954993

发明设计人 HIGASHIHARA TAKANORINAT.INST.ADV.IND.SCITECHN.;FUJITA TSUNEMINYK LOGIST. TECHN. INST. CO.LTD.;ISHIWATA HIROYUKINISHIMATSU CONSTR. CO. LTD.;MARUYAMA AKIHIKONAT.INST.ADV.IND.SCI.TECHN.;
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申请日2000-08-24

分类号C12Q1/68;C12Q1/04;C12N15/11;

国家 EP

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