A simple method for quantitative determination of ATP in soil
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An integrated analytical approach for assessing the biological status of the soil microbial community
2012, European Journal of Soil BiologyCitation Excerpt :Unless otherwise stated, E. coli cells were re-suspended at different concentrations, either in soil preparations (soil or density-gradient extracted cell suspensions), for internal standardisation, or in normal saline, for external calibration. ATP concentrations in microbial cells present in soil preparations, diluted soil suspensions (1/50 for soils A and E, 1/10 for soil C), and the corresponding diluted cell suspensions (1/10 for soils A and E, 1/5 for soil C), were quantified using the BacTiter Glo™ Microbial Cell Viability Assay (Promega), an enzyme luciferine-luciferase assay [28,29], in association with a spiking procedure. Prior to processing samples as recommended by the manufacturer, soil preparations were subjected to three freeze (−80 °C)–thaw (ambient temperature) cycles to weaken the cell walls.
A rapid ATP-based method for determining active microbial populations in mineral leach liquors
2011, HydrometallurgyCitation Excerpt :There would be considerable merit in having available at a biomine site an empirical, low-cost technique that could provide a rapid “health check” on the state of mineral bioleaching populations. Measurement of ATP has been used widely to determine active biomass in soils, aquatic ecosystems and extreme environments (Atkinson et al., 2000; Eiland, 1983; Jorgensen et al., 1992). It has also been used to monitor the effect of molybdate on the acidophile “Ferroplasma acidarmanus” (Baumler et al., 2008).
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