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Study On The Mechanism Of Glycosyltransferase Med-ORF8 And Regulator Med-ORF10 Of Medermycin Biosynthesis

Posted on:2019-05-08Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:J H XuFull Text:PDF
GTID:2370330545954192Subject:Microbiology
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Medermycin,an aromatic polyketide antibiotic from Streptomyces,possesses potential bioactivity against many types of tumor cells,besides its inhibitory activity against Gram positive bacteria including Staphylococcus aureus.In the medermycin biosynthesis gene cluster,med-ORF8 encoding a C-glycosyitransferase is responsible for the formation of C-C glycosidic bond between glycosyl donor(Angola glycosamine)and sugar ligand(polyketide nucleus),and its catalytic mechanism has to be elucidated.Med-ORF10 is a positive regulator in medermycin biosynthesis and its regulatory mechanism also still keeps obsure.In this study,we performed investigation on the mechanism of these two genes by Red/ET seamless mutagenesis,MST(Microscale Thermophoresis),Yeast two-hybrid,Pull-Down and so on.(1)Study on the catalytic mechanism of C-glycosyltransferase(C-GT)Med-ORF8 using point mutation.Sequence alignment between O-GT and C-GT revealed that two regions may represent critical catalytic centers,which include the 8th and 51st?62nd amino acid residues along the sequence of Med-ORF8.Using Red/ET recombineering and ccdB screening system,we made three mutations respectively on med-ORF8 of the co-expression plasmid pAYT55 which has six possible glycosyl-synthase genes(med-ORF20,-18,-17,-16,-14,-15)and a glycosyltransferase gene(med-ORF8).All seven genes were proved previously to be sufficient for glycosyl biosynthesis and transfer.And two mutanted plasmids(pAYT55-mutA and pAYT55-mutB)were transferred by conjugation into Streptomyces coelicolor B135 which could offer a glycosyl acceptor.We found that the mutation on the 8th amino acid lead to decline in production of medermycin,implying its importance for the catalytic activity for Med-ORF8 Meanwhile two new compounds were isolated from B135/pAYT55-mutA and B135/pAYT55-mutB and identified as medermycin derivatives.Additionally,the comparable accumulaton of medermycin in B135/pAYT55-mutB suggested 51st-62nd amino acid residues seem not locaed in the catalytic center of Med-ORF8.(2)Study on the regulation mechanism of a new regulatory protein Med-ORF10Previous studies showed that Med-ORF10 can positively regulate the biosynthesis of medermycin,but not via a direct-protein-DNA-interaction mode.So we speculated that Med-ORF 10 may play a regulatory role via a protein-protein interaction mode.By the yeast two-hybrid assay,we obtained three positive pray plasmids named pGBKT7-1,pGBKT7-16 and pGBKT7-24 containing three genomic DNA fragments respectively from the wild-type medermycin-producing strain Streptomyces AM-7161.Here we focused on the No.1 fragment(named P1-S harboured by pGBKT7-1)and verified its encoding product posesseses direct interaction with Med-ORF10.Firstly,RT-PCR assay showed that No.1 sequence from pGBKT7-1 could express normally in Streptomyces sp AM-7161.Then,the pull-down assay and MST assay confirmed that there had an obvious binding effect between P1-S protein and Med-ORF10 in vitro.The bioinformatics analysis about P1-S protein showed that it has a conserved Ter-D domain and ANK which may regulate the biosynthesis of medermycin indirectly through phosphorylation-dependent signal transduction pathway after binding with Med-ORF10.
Keywords/Search Tags:medermycin, glycosyltransferase, Red/ET recombineering, regulatory protein, MST
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