Shou-Qing Ni

Dr. Shou-Qing Ni

School of Environmental Science and Engineering, Shandong University, Jinan 250100, China

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Academic Career Length

18Years (2009-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 April 2012 in Bioresource Technology
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Jian-Yuan Ni
DHDe-Liang Hu
De-Liang Hu
SSShihwu Sung
Shihwu Sung

1 September 2021 in Water Research
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ZWZhibin Wang
Zhibin Wang
XLXiaolin Liu
Xiaolin Liu
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Shou-Qing Ni
XZXuming Zhuang
Xuming Zhuang
TLTaeho Lee
Taeho Lee

22 February 2020 in World Journal of Microbiology and Biotechnology
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YZYiyi Zhao
Yiyi Zhao
XZXuming Zhuang
Xuming Zhuang
SAShakeel Ahmad
Shakeel Ahmad
SSShihwu Sung
Shihwu Sung
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Shou-Qing Ni

1 September 2015 in Biochemical Engineering Journal
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NSNa Sun
Na Sun
HYHouling Yang
Houling Yang
JZJian Zhang
Jian Zhang
HNHuu Hao Ngo
Huu Hao Ngo

1 September 2017 in Water Research
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Zhibin Wang
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Xiaolin Liu
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Shou-Qing Ni
JZJian Zhang
Jian Zhang
XZXu Zhang
Xu Zhang
BGBaoyu Gao
Baoyu Gao

28 July 2017 in Scientific Reports
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CBCuina Bu
Cuina Bu
YWYu Wang
Yu Wang
CGChenghao Ge
Chenghao Ge
HAHafiz Adeel Ahmad
Hafiz Adeel Ahmad
BGBaoyu Gao
Baoyu Gao
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Shou-Qing Ni
Dissimilatory nitrate reduction to ammonium (DNRA) is an important nitrate reduction process in estuarine sediments. This study reports the first investigation of DNRA in the Yellow River Estuary located in Eastern Shandong, China. Saltwater intrusion could affect the physicochemical characteristics and change the microbial community structure of sediments. In this study, the activity, abundance and community diversity of DNRA bacteria were investigated during saltwater intrusion. The slurry incubation experiments combined with isotope-tracing techniques and qPCR results showed that DNRA rates and nrfA (the functional gene of DNRA bacteria) gene abundance varied over wide ranges across different sites. DNRA rates had a positive and significant correlation with sediment organic content and extractable NH4+, while DNRA rates were weakly correlated with nrfA gene abundance. In comparison, the activities and abundance of DNRA bacteria did not change with a trend along salinity gradient. Pyrosequencing analysis of nrfA gene indicated that delta-proteobacteria was the most abundant at all sites, while epsilon-proteobacteria was hardly found. This study reveals that variability in the activities and community structure of DNRA bacteria is largely driven by changes in environmental factors and provides new insights into the characteristics of DNRA communities in estuarine ecosystems.