A promiscuous fatty acid ω‐hydroxylase CYP94A90 is likely involved in biosynthesis of a floral nitro compound in loquat (Eriobotrya japonica)
A promiscuous fatty acid ω‐hydroxylase CYP94A90 is likely involved in biosynthesis of a floral nitro compound in loquat (Eriobotrya japonica)
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一种混杂脂肪酸 ω-羟化酶 CYP94A90 可能参与枇杷 (Eriobotrya japonica) 中花硝基化合物的生物合成
DOI:
10.1111/nph.17441
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发表时间:
2022
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影响因子:
9.4
通讯作者:
Matsumoto Hiroshi
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作者:
Yamaguchi Takuya;Matsui Yumi;Kitaoka Naoki;Kuwahara Yasumasa;Asano Yasuhisa;Matsuura Hideyuki;Sunohara Yukari;Matsumoto Hiroshi
Nitro groups are often associated with synthetically manufactured compounds such as medicines and explosives, and rarely with natural products. Loquat emits a nitro compound, (2‐nitroethyl)benzene, as a flower scent. The nitro compound exhibits fungistatic activity and is biosynthesised froml‐phenylalanine via (E/Z)‐phenylacetaldoxime. Although aldoxime‐producing CYP79s have been intensively studied, it is unclear what enzymes form nitro groups from aldoximes either in plants or in other organisms.Here, we report the identification of two cytochrome P450s that are likely to be involved in (2‐nitroethyl)benzene biosynthesis in loquat through differential gene expression analysis using RNA‐seq and functional identification using yeast and tobacco.CYP79D80 and CYP94A90 catalysed the formation of (E/Z)‐phenylacetaldoxime froml‐phenylalanine and (2‐nitroethyl)benzene from the aldoxime, respectively. Expression profiles ofCYP79D80andCYP94A90were correlated with the emission of (2‐nitroethyl)benzene from loquat flowers. CYP94A90 also functioned as a fatty acid ω‐hydroxylase as do other CYP94A fatty acid ω‐hydroxylases. The CYP94As tested from other plants were all found to catalyse the formation of (2‐nitroethyl)benzene from (E/Z)‐phenylacetaldoxime.CYP79D80 and CYP94A90 are likely to operate in concert to biosynthesise (2‐nitroethyl)benzene in loquat. CYP94A90 and other CYP94As are ‘promiscuous fatty acid ω‐hydroxylases’, catalysing the formation of nitro groups from aldoximes, and are widely distributed in dicot plants.