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Previous issue date: 2013-10-07 / The necessity to be a self-suficient producer of fuels is stimulating research for alternative
types of energy. Brazil, as well as other countries, is investing in this sector and in 2012 was
the second largest biofuel producer in the world. Bioethanol production can double
productivity with second generation technology in which bioethanol is produced from
cellulose. Biodiesel production from oils using different feedstocks can also contribute for
this independency in biofuels production, both locally and globally. This doctorate thesis is
divided in two chapters, both attempting to make a contribution to the development of the
biofuels sector in Brazil. The first chapter focuses on enzyme discovery for ethanol
production from cellulose. The second chapter focuses on the characterization of the soil
microbiota associated with oil palm plants with fatal yellowing, which has hindered the
development of a biodiesel industry based on palm oil. The first chapter describes prospection
for hydrolytic enzymes to be used for biomass deconstruction in second generation bioethanol
production. Enzymes were screened from an Amazon soil large insert metagenomic library
(30-50 kb). The library containing approximately 213,000 clones was functionally screened,
and 15 clones with cellulolytic activity and 16 clones resistant to hydroquinone were
identified. The sequences of these 31 clones and an additional 65 other random clones were
obtained and analysed using the IMG/MER pipeline. In silico analysis identified several
coding regions (CDS) that were amplified by PCR and cloned in expression vectors. The
sequences for two beta-glucosidases enzymes, BGL17 and BGL18, were codon optimized
before being expressed and purified. Characterization of both enzymes showed that the
optimum temperature for BGL17 and BGL18 was 45oC and 40oC, respectively. The optimum
pH for BGL17 and BGL18 was 6.0 and for 6.5, respectively. Half-life stability was
approximately one hour for both enzymes. Regarding enzyme kinetics, BGL18 showed higher
Vmax and Km (11 U/mg ?? 0.0011 and 0.36 mM ?? 0.01612) when compared to BGL17 (85
U/mg ?? 0.0028 and 0.30 mM ?? 0.017). Kcat was only calculated for BGL17 as 38.57 s-1 ?? 0.37
as the purification of BGL18 was not successfull. Chapter two aimed to study the soil
bacterial diversity from oil palm trees affected by fatal yellowing disease (bud rot) in three
different stages. The strategy used was pyrosequencing of the gene for the 16S ribosomal
RNA (16S rRNA). Oil palm is an oilcrop produced in the north region of Brazil with hight oil
yield, which makes it a good candidate for biodiesel production. However, oil palm trees are
being affected by fatal yellowing (FY) for more than 20 years, but to this date no etiological
agent was identified. Observation was reported where healthy palm tree were planted in the
same spot as previously sick tree, developed FY after a period of time, suggesting that the
disease could be transmitted by some microorganism in the soil. In this work, the gene for
16S rRNA was amplified from DNA extracted from soil of diseased oil palm trees (stages 5
and 8) and from plants with no symptoms of the disease and sequenced. Pyrosequencing
originated 839,694 sequences. After artifacts and chimeras were removed, 498,397 sequences
distributed in 9 samples (3 for each disease stage) remained to be analyzed. Sequences were
analyzed using the Qiime pipeline (Quantitative Insights in Microbial Ecology) and
taxonomic classification of sequences was obtained based on the RDP (Ribossomal Database
Project). The most abundant phyla in the samples were Acidobacteria, Proteobacteria,
Planctomycetes, Firmicutes and Verrucomicrobia. Alpha and Beta diversity were calculated
and taxonomic comparisons were performed by STAMP software. Results showed that the
bacterial communtiy associated with soils of diseaded plants on stage 5 (DCA5) and stage 8
had a higher number of observed OTUs than stage 0, as determined by the Chao1
phylogenetic diversity index. Beta-diversity analysis showed that the different biological
replicates of soil from diseased plants of the same stage are significantly different, as shown
in PCoA (Principal Coordenate Analysis). Taxonomic comparison showed more rare phyla
associated to stages 5 and 8 of the disease. This work is the first to study the bacterial
microbiota associated with soils of oil palm plants with and without symptoms of fatal
yellowing with next generation sequencing. / A necessidade de produzir combust??veis para que futuramente haja independ??ncia na
produ????o de energia, vem impulsionando pesquisas no setor de energias alternativas. O
Brasil, assim como outros pa??ses emergentes, tem investido e ganhado espa??o neste cen??rio,
sendo hoje o segundo maior produtor mundial de biocombust??veis. A produ????o de bioetanol,
apesar de j?? bem estabelecida no pa??s, poder?? dobrar com a tecnologia de produ????o de etanol
de segunda gera????o (a partir da biomassa). Al??m disso, com a produ????o de biodiesel a partir
do ??leo de diferentes culturas oleaginosas poder?? contribuir para esta independ??ncia na
produ????o de biocombust??veis localmente e globalmente. Esta tese est?? dividida em dois
cap??tulos, ambos tratando como produto final a produ????o de biocombust??veis. O cap??tulo um
teve como objetivo a prospec????o de enzimas hidrol??ticas para serem utilizadas durante o
processo de hidr??lise enzim??tica e clones resistentes a produtos secund??rios formados durante
o processo de pr??-tratamento na produ????o de etanol de segunda gera????o. Construiu-se uma
biblioteca metagen??mica de grandes insertos (30-50 kb) em fosm??deo a partir de DNA da
comunidade microbiana do solo amaz??nico. A biblioteca contendo aproximadamente 213.000
clones foi triada funcionalmente, identificando 15 clones com atividade celulol??tica e 16
clones resistentes ?? hidroquinona (produto t??xico a leveduras produzido durante o pr??tratamento).
Estes 31 clones com atividade na triagem funcional, somados a outros 65 clones
selecionados aleatoriamente, foram sequ??nciados e suas sequ??ncias depositadas no pipeline
IMG/MER (JGI) onde foram anotadas. A an??lise computacional dos clones com atividades
enzim??ticas permitiu a identifica????o de diferentes regi??es codificantes (CDs) que foram
amplificadas por PCR e clonadas em vetores de express??o. Conseguiu-se a express??o de duas
enzimas beta-glicosidases (BGL17 e BGL18) que tiveram suas sequ??ncias otimizadas antes
de serem purificadas. A caracteriza????o destas enzimas mostrou que a BGL17 e BGL18
possuem uma temperatura ??tima de 45oC e 40oC, respectivamente, e um pH ??timo de 6 e 6,5,
respectivamente, com estabilidade m??dia nestas condi????es em torno de uma hora. A BGL17
possui um valor de Vmax e Km de 85 U/mg e 0,30 mM ?? 0.017 enquanto a BGL18 possui os
valores de Vmax e Km de 11,01 U/mg e 0,36 mM ?? 0,01612. O cap??tulo dois visou o estudo da
microbiota de solo de dendezeiros acometidos pelo amarelecimento fatal (AF) em diferentes
est??gios da doen??a utilizando como estrat??gia o pirosequenciamento do gene para 16S rRNA.
A planta do dend?? ?? uma oleaginosa produzida principalmente no norte do Brasil e possui um
alto rendimento de ??leo o que a torna uma boa candidata a produ????o de biodiesel. Por??m, o
dendezeiros t??m sido acometidos pelo AF, sendo seu agente etiol??gico procurado h?? mais de
20 anos sem resultados conclusivos. Plantas sadias que foram replantadas no mesmo lugar de
plantas doentes desenvolveram a doen??a, criando-se a hip??tese da transmiss??o do AF ocorrer
pelo solo. Neste trabalho, realizou-se o pirosequenciamento do gene para 16S rRNA
amplificado da comunidade bacteriana de uma amostra de solo da base de dendezeiros
acometidos por AF em dois est??gios da doen??a (est??gio 5 e est??gio 8) e aparentemente sem
doen??a (est??gio 0). O sequenciamento gerou 839.694 sequ??ncias que depois de retirados os
artefatos totalizaram 498.397 sequ??ncias distribu??das em 9 pontos (3 para cada est??gio da
doen??a). As sequ??ncias foram analisadas utilizando-se o programa Qiime (Quantitative
Insights in Microbial Ecology) e sua classifica????o taxon??mica atribu??da de acordo com o
RDP-II (Ribossomal Database Project). Os filos mais abundantes encontrados foram
Acidobacteria, Proteobacteria, Planctomycetes, Firmicutes e Verrucomicrobia. An??lises de
alfa e beta diversidade foram realizadas e compara????es taxon??micas foram feitas utilizando o
programa STAMP (Statistical Analysis of Metagenomic Profiles). Os resultados mostraram
que os pontos DCA5 (dendezeiros com AF no est??gio 5 da doen??a) apresentam maior
quantidade de OTUs observadas em rela????o a diversidade filogen??tica e ??ndice de Chao1. As
an??lises de beta-diversidade mostraram que os agrupamentos entre os pontos por sintomas da
doen??a s??o significativamente diferentes. Compara????es taxon??micas mostraram uma maior
presen??a de filos raros nos est??gios 5 e 8. Este trabalho foi o primeiro realizado tentando
elucidar o causador do AF utilizando sequenciamento de ??ltima gera????o. Estes resultados ir??o
contribuir para futuros estudos do Amarelecimento Fatal.
| Identifer | oai:union.ndltd.org:IBICT/oai:bdtd.ucb.br:tede/1978 |
| Date | 07 October 2013 |
| Creators | Bergmann, Jessica Carvalho |
| Contributors | Quirino, Betania Ferraz |
| Publisher | Universidade Cat??lica de Bras??lia, Programa Strictu Sensu em Ci??ncias Gen??micas e Biotecnologia, UCB, Brasil, Escola de Sa??de e Medicina |
| Source Sets | IBICT Brazilian ETDs |
| Language | Portuguese |
| Detected Language | English |
| Type | info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion, info:eu-repo/semantics/doctoralThesis |
| Format | application/pdf |
| Source | reponame:Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da UCB, instname:Universidade Católica de Brasília, instacron:UCB |
| Rights | info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess |
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