New Insights into the Biosynthesis of Fosfazinomycin.
New Insights into the Biosynthesis of Fosfazinomycin.
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DOI:
10.1039/c6sc01389a
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发表时间:
2016
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影响因子:
8.4
通讯作者:
van der Donk WA
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作者:
Huang Z;Wang KA;van der Donk WA
The biosynthetic origin of a unique hydrazide moiety in the phosphonate natural product fosfazinomycin is investigated. The biosynthetic origin of a unique hydrazide moiety in the phosphonate natural product fosfazinomycin is unknown. This study presents the activities of five proteins encoded in its gene cluster. The flavin-dependent oxygenase FzmM catalyses the oxidation of l-Asp to N-hydroxy-Asp. When FzmL is added, fumarate is produced in addition to nitrous acid. The adenylosuccinate lyase homolog FzmR eliminates acetylhydrazine from N-acetyl-hydrazinosuccinate, which in turn is the product of FzmQ-catalysed acetylation of hydrazinosuccinate. Collectively, these findings suggest a path to N-acetylhydrazine from l-Asp. The incorporation of nitrogen from l-Asp into fosfazinomycin was confirmed by isotope labelling studies. Installation of the N-terminal Val of fosfazinomycin is catalysed by FzmI in a Val-tRNA dependent process.