Structure and product relationship analysis of acyl homoserine lactone synthases among Ensifer adhaerens reveals distinct chromosome and plasmid origins
Structure and product relationship analysis of acyl homoserine lactone synthases among Ensifer adhaerens reveals distinct chromosome and plasmid origins
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Ensifer adhaerens 中酰基高丝氨酸内酯合酶的结构和产物关系分析揭示了不同的染色体和质粒起源
DOI:
10.1016/j.bbrc.2019.06.131
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发表时间:
2019
影响因子:
3.1
通讯作者:
Yu Zhiliang
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作者:
Huang Yili;Xu Xinyi;Song Yao;Yuan Nate;Yu Xionghui;Ji Yuqian;Liu Jiang;Jiang Tingting;Yu Zhiliang
Despite the conservative DNA sequences amongLuxI(Acyl Homoserine Lactones synthase gene) homologs, structure-product relationship of AHL synthase remains to be elucidated. In this study, through degenerate primers andin vitroexpression methods, we collected the information of the gene sequences and AHL profiles from nine LuxIs amongEnsifer adhaerensstrains. The chromosome-encoded LuxI (C-LuxI) distinguished themselves from the plasmid-encoded ones (P-LuxI) not only in the DNA sequences, but also in AHL profiles. The C-LuxIs produced only C14-HSL, while the P-LuxIs produced predominantly C8-HSL and 3-oxo-C8-HSL. Sequence-product relationship analysis updated our recognition of the role of T140 (EsaI) in the 3-oxo-HSL production. Computational calculation based on 3D structures of these LuxIs revealed the linear relationship between the chain length and the affinity of amides to AHL synthase in C-LuxI, which was not found in the P-LuxI. We hereby proposed the linear docking affinity as a criterion for the prediction of long-chain AHL production by an AHL synthase. This study extends our understanding on the structure-product relationship of AHL synthases and revealed the distinct chromosome and plasmid origin of this enzyme amongE. adhaerens.