Reduction of fatty acid flux at low temperature led to enhancement ofβ-carotene biosynthesis in recombinant Saccharomycescerevisiae
Reduction of fatty acid flux at low temperature led to enhancement ofβ-carotene biosynthesis in recombinant Saccharomycescerevisiae
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低温下脂肪酸通量的减少导致重组酿酒酵母β-胡萝卜素生物合成的增强
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10.1007/s11814-014-0318-6
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2015
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Guoliang Yan
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Liang Sun;Fei Shang;Changqing Duan;Guoliang Yan
Transferring the recombinantS. cerevisiaeT73-63 from 30 °C to 4 °C resulted in 41.4% increment ofβ-carotene concentration (3.96mg/g dry cell weight) relative to that of 30 °C, which was accompanied with the accumulation of fatty acid and ergosterol. The comparisons of the transcriptional levels of mevalonate pathway genes indicated that the expressions ofHMG1,ERG9,ERG19,ERG20andIDI1at 4 °C were all higher than those of 30 °C, respectively. This suggested that increased transcriptions of mevalonate pathway genes contribute to the improvement ofβ-carotene production at low temperature. We also found that supplementation of 30mg/L triclosan, an inhibitor of fatty acid synthesis, led to further 28.3% enhancement ofβ-carotene concentration (4.94mg/g DCW), which was 18.8% higher than that of 30 °C with the same concentration of triclosan. The higher expressional levels ofHMG,ERG19andERG20and the simultaneous increment of ergosterol content (17.8%) suggested that more carbon source was transferred from fatty acid synthesis to mevalonate pathway under the circumstance of appropriately blocking fatty acid synthesis at low temperature (4 °C), which resulted in a higher increment ofβ-carotene production compared to that of 30 °C. The results of this study collectively suggest that the combination of reducing temperature and adding fatty acid synthesis inhibitors is a potential approach to improve the production of desirable isoprenoid compounds such as carotenoids.