... N-NH4+ NH3 đợc vi khuẩn Nitơ sử dụng nh nguồn lợng cho sinh trởng để chuyển hoá thành N -NO2- , N -NO3- (Boyd, 1990) [9] Cá hấp thụ hai dạng HNO2 NO2- Sự phân ly axit HNO2 nh sau: HNO2 = H+ + NO2Sự ... hữu bị oxy hoá đến NO3- theo bớc sau: Vi sinh vật Chất hữu + O2 NH3 + CO2 + H2O (1) Nitrosomomas 2H+ + NO2- + H2O + NH4 + 3/2O2 NO2- + 1/2O2 Nitrobacter NO3- (2) (3) Quá trình nitrate hoá sinh ... biến đổi từ -3 (dạng NH3) sang +5 (ở dạng NO3- ) Điều đợc thể hình 2.1 Cỏ v thc n Thc vt hp th hoc bay hi không khí Vi khuẩn Nitrosomas NH3 v NH4+ NO2- O2 Vi khuẩn Nitrobacte NO3- O2 Hình 2.1 Chu...
... existing knowledge and assumptions about links between land and water management and environmental outcomes Improve our understanding of the links between land management and environmental outcomes ... property, and for assistance and advice, Rob Smith and Private Forests Tasmania for advice and support, and the Landscape Logic CERF Hub, CRC for Forestry and CSIRO for support and the opportunity to ... (CW2D) developed to predict nitrate removal from constructed wetlands (Langergraber and Šimunek 2005), and it had a user-friendly interface and a high degree of spatial and temporal flexibility...
... at days 0, 26 and 34, n = in control roots at days 26 and 54 (*) and (**) indicate significant differences between flooded and control at p < 0.05 and p < 0.01 respectively; (Mann and Whitney test) ... grown on sand showed maintained nitrate reductase activity in roots and leaves in flooded and control plants [34] However, these authors supplied nutrient solution (4 mM of NH 4NO3 or KNO3) to potted ... of the present study was to determine whether soil nitrate depletion could affect the absorption and reduction of nitrate in roots and leaves and the amino acid partitioning in Quercus robur seedlings...
... of nitrate in the roots and the absence of a close correlation between root NR activity and soil nitrate content suggest that the roots have an NR capacity able to reduce higher amounts of nitrate ... supply Discussion and Conclusion Though the age of the trees and the nature or nitrate content of the soil differed respective sites of each specharacteristics of the in vivo ase and NR N activities ... accumulated nitrate, since the NR activities measured with and without KN0 in the incubation medium were similar .1 30 At the A glutinosa site, higher values of soil nitrate content and of enzyme...
... mg kg-1 as K+ standard (7.221g/L KNO3) 3, 30, and 300 mg kg-1 nitrate calibration solution (NCS) obtained Nitrate from 1000 mg kg-1 as NO3- standard (1.631 g/L KNO3) 5.74, 57.4, and 574 mg kg-1 ... 9.11, 91.1, and 911 mg kg-1 (NO3- ) integrated Potassium calibration solution (ICS) obtained andnitrate from 574 mg kg-1 (K+) and 911 mg kg-1 (NO3- ) integrated standard (1.5 g/L KNO3) Acros Organics, ... MEASUREMENTS AND SOLUBLE POTASSIUM AND B) CR NITRATEAND NITRATE- NITROGEN MEASUREMENTS OBTAINED THREE YEARS APART 62 FIGURE PRECISION (REPEATABILITY) ASSESSMENT FOR A) PH, B) POTASSIUM, AND C) NITRATE...
... Journal of Water and Environment Technology, Vol.3, No.2, 2005 fields and forests on a plateau and a wetland which includes a paddy field in the lowlands Initial investigation showed ... Fig.6 The change of NO3- N Conc at 0-1 cm layer ー1 NO3- N Conc.(mg・L ) 25 20 15 Rice 10 Shield non-vegetation 10 12 13 Weeks Fig.7 The change of NO3- N Conc at 1-2 cm layer ー1 NO3- N Conc.(mg・L ) ... test plot that had all vegetation removed by hands 0.34 0.10 Forest 33.7ha -0.24 Rain 0.21 0.58 Upland Field20.7ha 2.68 2.84 Rain/Irrigation 0.12 Wetland 9.7ha -0.58 +2.47 0.03 0.06 Etc 2.7ha Unit:t・yー1...
... present status and long-term change of nitrate- nitrogen concentration in Kumamoto city-groundwater are investigated and discussed MATERIALS AND METHODS Subsurface geological structure and groundwater ... well and shallow well Nitrate- nitrogen was principally detected at 22 sampling points located in the area except middle- and southwestern-part The NO3- N concentration range was 0.2~5.8 mg/l, and ... mg/l, and average and median were 3.0 and 3.1 mg/l, respectively Figure shows the NO3- N concentrations in the deep well and shallow well at nos 2-27 sampling points mentioned before Nitrate- nitrogen...
... ± 0.2 and a binding constant (Kd) of 3.4 ± · 10)9 m and a second with a stoichiometry of 0.7 ± 0.1 and a Kd of 3.3 ± · 10)7 m (Fig 5A) Identical results were obtained using NarJ or NarJT and both ... [NarG(1–15) and NarG(1–28)] and solved their structures by NMR; NarG(1–15) corresponding to the predicted N-terminal helix and NarG(1–28), which included both the N-terminal helix and the b-sheet present ... resonances and the appearance of new resonances upon complex formation indicated a slow exchange on the NMR timescale between the free and the bound forms for NarJT These results and the higher...
... Escherichia coli K12 and its properties as a nitrite reductase Eur J Biochem 154, 457–463 Rehr, B & Klemme, J.H (1986) Metabolic role and properties of nitrite reductase of nitrate- ammonifying ... intense band of 61 kDa (NrfA) and a band of weak intensity of 19 kDa (NrfH), confirming its hetero-oligomeric nature (Fig 1, lane 1) However, in the absence of boiling (Fig 1A, lanes and 4) high ... and 4) high molecular mass bands of approximately 110 kDa and > 200 kDa were visible, as well as a faint band at 37 kDa, suggesting the presence of dimers All of the bands stained positively for...
... A), 266–295 (chain B) and 385–399 (chain C) in SmPALout ⁄ in and 33–128 and 333–351 (chain A), 272–303 (chain B) and 293–306 (chain C) in PlPALout ⁄ in The preoptimizations and molecular dynamics ... phenylalanine ammonia- lyases Fig Analysis of (A) experimental (1W27; blue) and (B) modified (1W27mod; red) P crispum PAL structures The total energy of the tetramer and the Ramachandran plot of ... related to PAL2, and PAL3 always clusters together with PAL4 [61] In A thaliana, from the molecular phenotype, common and specific functions of PAL1 and PAL2 were delineated, and PAL1 was qualified...
... the method of Gill and von Hippel [56] from the deduced amino acid compositions and subunit structures were 120 500 and 302 400 m)1Æcm)1 for diol dehydratase and ethanolamine ammonia- lyase, respectively ... 36–44% and 38% as active as AdoCbl in diol dehydratase [27,43,44] and glycerol dehydratase [44], respectively, but it serves as a strong competitive inhibitor for ethanolamine ammonia- lyase [44] and ... dehydratase and Escherichia coli ethanolamine ammonialyase were purified to homogeneity from E coli JM109 cells harboring expression plasmids pUSI2E(DD) [53,54] and pUSI2ENd(EAL) (K Akita and T Toraya,...
... inhibition of NR and GS (Eur J Biochem 270) 1359 Fig Co-purification of glutamine synthetase andnitrate reductase inhibitor proteins (A) Activity of glutamine synthetase (h) andnitrate reductase ... and methods) and run on SDS/PAGE and stained with Coomassie blue Molecular mass standards (in kDa) are phosphorylase (97), bovine serum albumin (66), ovalbumin (43), carbonic anhydrase (30) and ... AMP from NADH, ATP and FAD by purified NR/GS inhibitor in a 100-lL incubation at 30 °C for 10 min, using the amounts and concentrations of ATP and NADH used in standard GS and NR assays, respectively...
... cures and combinations of the two, were commonplace Dry curing is the oldest technique and involves applying uniform and quantitated mixtures of salt, sugar, spices and sodium nitrate and/ or nitrite ... Flores and Toldra 1993; Toldri et al 1997h): (1) reception and classification of hams, and then presalting where a mixture of curing ingredients ( i e , salt, nitrate and/ or nitrite) and adjuncts ... formation, mechanism and carcinogenic potential Mutat Res 259, 277-289 Walker, R 1990 Nitrates, nitrites and N-nitroso compounds: a review of the occurrence in food and diet and the toxicological...
... afnity and increased cooperativity Reaction of nitrite with carp Hb at different O2 saturations Nitrite was added at an [NO ] [Hb] ratio of 2.7 and the concentrations of deoxyHb, oxyHb, metHb and ... reaction intermediates other than metHb and HbNO [26] In carp and rabbit there was practically equal formation of metHb and HbNO, and the sum of metHb and HbNO concentrations by the time that ... of O2 to ferrous heme and subsequent NO-mediated oxidation of oxyHb to form metHb andnitrate [30] Only in the present case will the Hb oxidation be both NO-mediated and nitrite- mediated, as a...
... peroxynitrite in this reaction Peroxynitrite nitrates phenolic substrates [23,24] and could conceivably be formed by reaction of hydrogen peroxide with a peroxidase -nitrite complex: E ỵ NO2 ! ENO2 ... 1ỵ kcat ẵE Knitrite KPhOH M ỵ M NO2 ẵPhOH 19ị where kcat represents the turnover rate of enzymatic nitration, and Knitrite and KPhOH are the Michaelis constants M M for nitriteand the phenol, ... enzymenitrite complex and H2O2 in pathway B For LPO, the reaction of compound I with nitrite is extremely fast (% ã 107 M)1ặs)1) and produces nitrate instead of NO2 [21] The reaction between LPONO2...
... manure from agriculture and wildlife or leaves [12] This is performed by bacteria and fungi The released ammonium ions and gaseous ammonia is again converted to nitriteandnitrate by bacteria [12,21] ... optimising the ammonia sensitivity of SnO2 based ammonia sensors are Pd, Bi and AlSiO3 [64] or Pt and SiO2 [65] The lowest ammonia detection limit found in literature is ppm, using a WO3 ammonia sensor ... metabolism Ammonia is excreted from the body in the form of urea and ammonium salts in urine Some ammonia is removed from the body through sweat glands As being a natural body product, ammonia is...
... concentrations of ammoniaand trace gas are measured downwind The flux of ammonia may be calculated using equation 2.2 11 J NH3 J tracer = C NH3 C tracer (2.2) where: J NH3 = Flux of ammonia [µg/m2/s] ... Sensors Ammonia emissions may be in the form of ammonia gas and ammonium particulate Ammonia emissions may be measured using continuous emission monitors, wet chemistry, and particulate samplers Ammonia ... small amount of ammonia exists as free ammonia At a pH of 8, a larger amount of ammonia may exist as free ammonia Dissociation of Ammonia in liquid: NH + H + ↔ NH + (3.3) 20 10−pH [NH3 ]L Kd = +...
... Ro )/Ro , where Ro is the resistance in air and Ra is the maximum resistance after the NO2 gas was introduced Results and discussion 3.1 Structure and morphology All the as-synthesized products ... temperatures of 100 and 150 ◦ C after the Fig XRD patterns of the WO3 ·xH2 O microspheres (a) dried at 60 ◦ C and annealed at (b) 350 ◦ C; (c) 450 ◦ C; and (d) 550 ◦ C Z Liu et al / Sensors and Actuators ... to NO2 gas Fig shows the typical resistance change profiles of the microsphere based gas sensors upon exposed to ppm NO2 gas at different operating temperatures The sensor responses quickly to NO2...