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“Elimination of Escherichia Coli and other Coliform Bacteria through Bacteriophages and Antagonists Bacteria from River Ganga and Tributaries” . Central Pollution Control Board. Sewage, Cause of Coli in Ganga. 29 cities, 70 towns and many villages: - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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29 cities, 70 towns and many villages:

Sewage disposal-a major cause of fecal coliform

Disposal of 3000 MLD sewage and having 1000

MLD treatment capacity only.

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Exceedance of Fecal coliform in Gaga Fecal coliform the cause of concern. Fecal coliform converts water unfit for Bathing

and for other designated best uses.

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1. Fecal coliform(MPN/100ml)

: 500-Desirable2500-Max Permissible

2. Fecal streptococci(MPN/100ml)

: 100-Desirable500-Max Permissible

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• Physical : Radiation – UV/ Cobalt

• Chemical : Chlorination, Ozonation, H2O2

• Biological : Bacteria in STPs

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Sewage Treatment Plants(STPs) are Primarily designed for removal of BOD and SS but;

Not designed specifically to treat fecal coliform. Bactericidal actions like chlorination, UV radiation,

Ozonation and other oxidants are employed.

[Irradiation generates Mutants of un-known attributes]

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Antagonists Bacteria

Bacteriophage and their synergy Biological Action

• Competitive : Competition for food

• Inhibitive : Lethality of extra-cellular secretions

• Symbiotic : Law of limiting factor

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The consortia acts on three mode;

Competitive: Certain microbes grow and multiply at a faster rate and create competition for food. Dominant forms survive and others become recessive/ dormant.

Inhibitive : Some forms secretes extra-cellular enzyme becoming lethal to other form of bacteria and act as antagonists.

Symbiotic : In a symbiotic actions, Bacterial forms grow together on a common food plank (substrate) helping each other to grow but restrict growth of other forms due to law of limiting factor.

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Lytic cycle:

a) Phage Adsorption on Host Cell.

b) Genetic Material Penetration of Phage.

c) Phage Multiplication.

d) Complete assemblage of Phages.

Life Cycle of Bacteriophage

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Lysogenic cycle:The genetic material of Phage remains within the host cells and reproduce in synchrony with the host for long-period.

Lysogenic and Lytic cycle

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Samples with Enrichment broth

Incubation

Isolation of Bacteriophage

Chloroform Precipitation, Centrifugation and Filtration

Mass Production

Shaking and Centrifugation

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Sewage/ Sludge (Broth Culture)

Incubation

Shaking Incubation

Centrifugation Rinsate Centrifuge

Shaker incubator

Chloroform – Enriched single type of phage

Lyophilised

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The concentration of targeted bacteria Vs the

concentration of phages.

The phages will be introduced into the STP/ drain

either batch wise or in continuous flow and testing to

determine reduction of targeted bacteria.

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Application of Mass culture with pre-determined doses for

removal of E.coli and other fecal coliform;

Sewage Treatment Plants established under GAP

Sewage drains joining river Ganga

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Phage treatment demonstration;Installed STPs and Drains carrying sewage joining river Ganga

in; Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and West Bengal.Duration of Project : 18 months

Mass Culture (BP) and experimentation on :• Central Laboratory : CPCB, Delhi

• Uttarakhand : (SPCB)

• Uttar Pradesh : (Zonal Office of CPCB and SPCB at Lucknow/ Kanpur)

• Bihar : SPCB (Patna)

• West Bengal : Zonal Office of CPCB at Kolkata and SPCB

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1 Infrastructure/ InstrumentsIncubator Shake, High Speed Refrigerated Centrifuge, Filtration Assembly, Fermentors, Autoclaves (5 Sets for 5 Centres)

2 Glassware, Chemicals, Media, at 5 Centres

3 Staffing2 RA, 2 JRF and 2 PA at each Centre (5 Centres)(to be co-ordinated by one Scientist ‘B’/ ‘C’ at each Centre)

4 Experimentation-one drain and one STP in: Delhi, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and West Bengal (Includes Phage dosing devices, minor Civil works, performance/ testing charges) estimated expenditure at each centre will be ` 1.0 Crore

5 Contingencies, Project expenses TA/DA, Meetings,Awareness

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1 Procurement : 3 months

2 Recruitment of Staff : 3 months

3 Experimentation : 12 months-culturing, Application and Performance monitoring Studies

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I Instruments

(i) High Speed Refrigerated Centrifuge

(ii) Incubator Shaker

(iii) Autoclave

(iv) Filtration Assembly

(v) Fermentors (10 L/20 L)

(vi) Laminar flow

II Glass Wares, Chemical, Media and Lyophilisation Cost (per Centre)

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III Staffing (per Centre)

(i) Field Labour Hiring

IV Experimentation Dozing and mixing devices (Filters, Blocks, Arms) for BP on Sewage in STP and Drain (5 Centres)

V Contingencies (institutional Charges, Awareness, Travel and others)

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Phage-therapy will be promising for us

THANKSTHANKS