Identification and Characterization of the Two-Enzyme System Catalyzing Oxidation of EDTA in the EDTA-Degrading Bacterial Strain DSM 9103
Identification and Characterization of the Two-Enzyme System Catalyzing Oxidation of EDTA in the EDTA-Degrading Bacterial Strain DSM 9103
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EDTA 降解菌株 DSM 9103 中催化 EDTA 氧化的双酶系统的鉴定和表征
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Christina E. Odeh
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Allison Gladfelter;E. Johnson;Christina E. Odeh
In a gram-negative isolate (DSM 9103) able to grow with EDTA as the sole source of carbon, nitrogen, and energy, the first two steps of the catabolic pathway for EDTA were elucidated. They consisted of the sequential oxidative removal of two acetyl groups, resulting in the formation of glyoxylate. An enzyme complex that catalyzes the removal of two acetyl groups was purified and characterized. In the reaction, ethylenediaminetriacetate (ED3A) was formed as an intermediate and N,N * -ethylenediaminediacetate was the end product. The enzyme complex consisted of two components: component A * (cA * ), most likely a monooxygenase, which catalyzes the cleavage of EDTA and ED3A while consuming oxygen and reduced flavin mononucleotide (FMN)-H 2 , and component B * (cB * ), an NADH 2 :FMN oxidoreductase that provides FMNH 2 for cA * . cB * could be replaced by other NADH 2 :FMN oxidoreductases such as component B of the nitrilotriacetate monooxygen- ase or the NADH 2 :FMN oxidoreductase from Photobacterium fischeri . The EDTA-oxidizing enzyme complex accepted EDTA as a substrate only when it was complexed with Mg 2 1 , Zn 2 1 , Mn 2 1 , Co 2 1 , or Cu 2 1 . Moreover, the enzyme complex catalyzed the removal of acetyl groups from several other aminopolycarboxylic