Exploring peptide ligase orthologs in actinobacteria-discovery of pseudopeptide natural products, ketomemicins-
Exploring peptide ligase orthologs in actinobacteria-discovery of pseudopeptide natural products, ketomemicins-
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探索放线菌中的肽连接酶直系同源物-伪肽天然产物酮霉素的发现-
DOI:
10.1021/acschembio.6b00046
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发表时间:
2016
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4
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and T. Dairi
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作者:
Y. Ogasawara;J. Kawata;M. Noike;Y. Satoh;K. Furihata;and T. Dairi
We recently identified a novel peptide ligase (PGM1), an ATP-grasp-ligase, that catalyzes amide bond formation between (S)-2-(3,5-dihydroxy-4-methoxyphenyl)-2-guanidinoacetic acid and ribosomally supplied oligopeptides in pheganomycin biosynthesis. This was the first example of an ATP-grasp-ligase utilizing peptides as nucleophiles. To explore the potential of this type of enzyme, we performed a BLAST search and identified many orthologs. The orthologs ofStreptomyces mobaraensis,Salinispora tropica, andMicromonosporasp. were found in similar gene clusters consisting of six genes. To probe the functions of these genes, we heterologously expressed each of the clusters inStreptomyces lividansand detected novel and structurally similar pseudotripeptides in the broth of all transformants. Moreover, a recombinant PGM1 ortholog ofMicromonosporasp. was demonstrated to be a novel dipeptide ligase catalyzing amide bond formation between amidino-arginine and dipeptides to yield tripeptides; this is the first report of a peptide ligase utilizing dipeptides as nucleophiles.