The SARP Family Regulator Txn9 and Two-Component Response Regulator Txn11 are Key Activators for Trioxacarcin Biosynthesis in Streptomycesbottropensis
The SARP Family Regulator Txn9 and Two-Component Response Regulator Txn11 are Key Activators for Trioxacarcin Biosynthesis in Streptomycesbottropensis
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DOI:
10.1007/s00284-015-0868-9
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发表时间:
2015-07
影响因子:
2.6
通讯作者:
Kui Yang;Li-Hua Qi;Mei Zhang;Xian-Feng Hou;Hai-Xue Pan;G. Tang;Wei Wang;Hua Yuan
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作者:
Kui Yang;Li-Hua Qi;Mei Zhang;Xian-Feng Hou;Hai-Xue Pan;G. Tang;Wei Wang;Hua Yuan
Trioxacarcin A is a polyoxygenated, structurally complex antibiotic produced byStreptomycesspp., which possesses high anti-bacterial, anti-malaria, and anti-tumor activities. The trioxacarcin biosynthetic pathway involves type II polyketide synthases (PKSs) withl-isoleucine as a unique starter unit, as well as many complex post-PKS tailoring enzymes and resistance and regulatory proteins. In this work, two regulatory genes,txn9coding for aStreptomycesantibiotic regulatory protein family regulator andtxn11for a two-component response regulator, were revealed to be absolutely required for trioxacarcin production by individually inactivating all the six annotated regulatory genes in thetxncluster. Complementation assay suggested that these two activators do not have a regulatory cascade relationship. Moreover, transcriptional analysis showed that they activate 15 of the 28txnoperons, indicating that a complicated regulatory network is involved in the trioxacarcin production. Information gained from this study may be useful for improving the production of the highly potent trioxacarcin A.