Ekaterina Seliverstova

Ekaterina Seliverstova

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Ekaterina Seliverstova

Southern Federal University, Rostov-on-Don, Russian Federation

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Academic Career Length

9Years (2018-Present)

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22 May 2019 in Microbiologyopen
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ISIvan Sazykin
Ivan Sazykin
MMMaksim Makarenko
Maksim Makarenko
LKLudmila Eugenevna Khmelevtsova
Ludmila Eugenevna Khmelevtsova
ESEkaterina Seliverstova
Ekaterina Seliverstova
ARAlexander Rakin
Alexander Rakin
MSMarina Sazykina
Marina Sazykina
In this study, we compared the expression of CYP153, sodA, sodC, and recA genes and ROS generation in hydrocarbon‐degrading Rhodococcus erythropolis in the presence of cyclohexane, naphthalene, and diesel fuel. The expression of cytochrome P450, sodA (encoding Fe/Mn superoxide dismutase), recA, and superoxide anion radical generation rate increased after the addition of all studied hydrocarbons. The peak of CYP153, sodA, and recA gene expression was registered in the presence of naphthalene. The same substrate upregulated the Cu/Zn superoxide dismutase gene, sodC. Cyclohexane generated the highest level of superoxide anion radical production. Hydrogen peroxide accumulated in the medium enriched with diesel fuel. Taken together, hydrocarbon biotransformation leads to oxidative stress and upregulation of antioxidant enzymes and CYP153 genes, and increases DNA reparation levels in R. erythropolis cells.

23 April 2018 in Archives of Microbiology
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ISIvan Sazykin
Ivan Sazykin
MSMarina Sazykina
Marina Sazykina
LKLudmila Eugenevna Khmelevtsova
Ludmila Eugenevna Khmelevtsova
ESE. Yu. Seliverstova
E. Yu. Seliverstova
KKK. Sh. Karchava
K. Sh. Karchava
MKMaria Vladimirovna Klimova
Maria Vladimirovna Klimova

1 January 2019 in Theoretical and Applied Ecology
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ISIvan Sazykin
Ivan Sazykin
ESE. Yu. Seliverstova
E. Yu. Seliverstova
LKLudmila Eugenevna Khmelevtsova
Ludmila Eugenevna Khmelevtsova
TATatiana Nikolaevna Azhogina
Tatiana Nikolaevna Azhogina
EKE.M. Kudeevskaya
E.M. Kudeevskaya
MSMarina Sazykina
Marina Sazykina
Drug resistance has become an extremely serious problem worldwide. Antibiotic resistance genes (ARGs) entering the environment with wastewaters promote replenishment of the resistome of natural microbioms. Distribution of several clinically significant ARGs in wastewaters of Rostov-on-Don (Southern Russia), lower reaches of the Don River and natural waters of the neighboring region was investigated. Metagenomic DNA samples isolated from 250 mL of wastewaters or natural waters and 200 mg of surface sediments were used for the study. Identification of the ARGs was carried out with end-point detection PCR. Presence of NDM, OXA-48, CTX-M, VanA, VanB, ErmB, and TetM/TetO genes was detected in urban wastewaters. Samples of wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) sewage were enriched with ARGs in contrast to non-treated wastewaters from the sewage collector. NDM, VanA, ErmB, TetM/TetO genes were found only in wastewaters and were absent in samples of natural waters and surface sediments. Only OXA-48, VanB and CTX-M genes were found in natural waters and surface sediments. The described ARGs are quite typical for urban and hospital wastewaters. The target ARGs were detected in the samples connected to the anthropogenous sources of pollution such as Rostov-on-Don municipal WWTP or livestock enterprise...