Genes for biosynthesis of butenolide-like signalling molecules in Streptomyces ghanaensis, their role in moenomycin production.
Genes for biosynthesis of butenolide-like signalling molecules in Streptomyces ghanaensis, their role in moenomycin production.
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加纳链霉菌中丁烯酸内酯样信号分子生物合成的基因及其在莫诺霉素生产中的作用。
DOI:
10.1134/s1022795414060076
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发表时间:
2014
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0.6
通讯作者:
Fedorenko,V
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作者:
Mutenko,H;Makitrinskyy,R;Tsypik,O;Walker,S;Ostash,B;Fedorenko,V
Moenomycins (Mm)—phosphoglycolipid compounds produced byStreptomyces ghanaensisATCC14672—are considered a promising model for development of novel-class of antibiotics. In this regard it is important to generate Mm overproducing strains which would be a basis for economically justified production of this antibiotic. In this work a set of genes for synthesis and reception of low-molecular weight signaling molecules (LSM) in ATCC14672 were described and their significance for Mm production was studied. The ATCC14672 genome carries structural and regulatory genes for production of LSMs of avenolide and γ-butyrolactone families. Additional copies of LSM biosynthetic genesssfg_07848andssfg_07725did not alter the Mm production level. ATCC14672 LSMs are not capable of restoring the sporulation of butyrolactone-nonproducing mutant ofS. griseus. Likewise, while the heterologous hostS. lividans1326 produced Mm, its mutant M707 (deficient in the butyrolactone synthase genescbA) did not. Thus, while the natural level of LSMs production by ATCC14672 does not limit Mm synthesis, the former is essential for the synthesis of moenomycins.