Chaperones-assisted soluble expression and maturation of recombinant Co-type nitrile hydratase in Escherichia coli to avoid the need for a low induction temperature.
Chaperones-assisted soluble expression and maturation of recombinant Co-type nitrile hydratase in Escherichia coli to avoid the need for a low induction temperature.
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10.1016/j.jbiotec.2015.03.004
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2015-06
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4.1
通讯作者:
Xiaolin Pei;Qiuyan Wang;Lijun Meng;Jing Li;Zhengfen Yang;Xiaopu Yin;Lirong Yang;Shao-Yun Chen;Jianping Wu
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Xiaolin Pei;Qiuyan Wang;Lijun Meng;Jing Li;Zhengfen Yang;Xiaopu Yin;Lirong Yang;Shao-Yun Chen;Jianping Wu
Nitrile hydratase (NHase) is an important industrial enzyme that biosynthesizes high-value amides. However, most of NHases expressed inEscherichia colieasily aggregate to inactive inclusion bodies unless the induction temperature is reduced to approximately 20 °C. The NHase fromAurantimonas manganoxydanshas been functionally expressed inE. coli, and exhibits considerable potential for the production of nicotinamide in industrial application. In this study, the effects of chaperones including GroEL/ES, Dnak/J-GrpE and trigger factor on the expression of the recombinant Co-type NHase were investigated. The results indicate that three chaperones can significantly promote the active expression of the recombinant NHase at 30 °C. The total NHase activities reached to 263 and 155 U/ml in shake flasks when the NHase was co-expressed with GroEL/ES and DnaK/J-GrpE, which were 52- and 31-fold higher than the observed activities without chaperones, respectively. This increase is possibly due to the soluble expression of the recombinant NHase assisted by molecular chaperones. Furthermore, GroEL/ES and DnaK/J-GrpE were determined to promote the maturation of the Co-type NHase inE. coliunder the absence of the parental activator gene. These knowledge regarding the chaperones effect on the NHase expression are useful for understanding the biosynthesis of Co-type NHase.