CIESC Journal ›› 2019, Vol. 70 ›› Issue (1): 189-198.DOI: 10.11949/j.issn.0438-1157.20180813
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Chen CHEN1,2(),Ying WANG1,2,Hong LIU1,2,Yan CHEN1,2,Mingdong YAO1,2(),Wenhai XIAO1,2
Received:
2018-07-18
Revised:
2018-10-26
Online:
2019-01-05
Published:
2019-01-05
Contact:
Mingdong YAO
陈琛1,2(),王颖1,2,刘宏1,2,陈艳1,2,姚明东1,2(),肖文海1,2
通讯作者:
姚明东
作者简介:
陈琛(1992—),男,硕士研究生,<email>993203668@qq.com</email>|姚明东(1981—),男,副研究员,<email>mingdong.yao@tju.edu.cn</email>
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Chen CHEN, Ying WANG, Hong LIU, Yan CHEN, Mingdong YAO, Wenhai XIAO. Exploring the key structural properties affecting the function of multi-step phytoene dehydrogenase CrtI[J]. CIESC Journal, 2019, 70(1): 189-198.
陈琛, 王颖, 刘宏, 陈艳, 姚明东, 肖文海. 影响多步脱氢酶CrtI功能的关键结构特征探索[J]. 化工学报, 2019, 70(1): 189-198.
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Plasmids/strains | Description | Source |
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plasmids pJET1.2/blunt | blunt-end PCR fragments cloning vector | purchased |
PCY01 | pJET1.2/blunt possessing TRP1 homologous arm,TCYC1-AaCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1 | our lab |
PCY02 | pJET1.2/blunt possessing TRP1 homologous arm,TCYC1-PaCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1 | our lab |
PCY03 | pJET1.2/blunt possessing TRP1 homologous arm,TCYC1-XdCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1 | our lab |
PCY04 | pJET1.2/blunt possessing TRP1 homologous arm,TCYC1-BtCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1 | our lab |
PCY05 | pJET1.2/blunt possessing LEU2 homologous arm with LEU2 marker, TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
PCY06 | pJET1.2/blunt possessing LEU2 homologous arm with LEU2 marker, TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-SaCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
PCY07 | pJET1.2/blunt possessing LEU2 homologous arm with LEU2 marker, TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-AfCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
PCY08 | pJET1.2/blunt possessing LEU2 homologous arm with LEU2 marker, TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-BtCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
PCY09 | pJET1.2/blunt possessing LEU2 homologous arm with LEU2 marker, TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-TmCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
PCY36-54 | pJET1.2/blunt possessing TRP1 homologous arm,TCYC1-BtCrtI(S311mutants)-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1 | our lab |
S. cerevisiaestrains | ||
SyBE_Sc14C10 | CEN.PK2-1C(MATα,his3Δ1,leu2-3_112,trp1-289,ura3-52,MAL2-8C,SUC2),Δgal1 Δgal7 Δgal10::HIS3, Δypl062w::KanMX | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C53 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-AaCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C22 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-PaCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C23 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-BtCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C56 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-AaCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-SaCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C25 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-PaCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-SaCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C26 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-BtCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-SaCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C59 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-AaCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-AfCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C28 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-PaCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-AfCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C29 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-BtCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-AfCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C62 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-AaCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-BtCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C31 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-PaCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-BtCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C32 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-BtCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-BtCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C65 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-AaCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-TmCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C34 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-PaCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-TmCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C35 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-BtCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-TmCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C130 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-XdCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C131 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-XdCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-SaCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C132 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-XdCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-AfCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C133 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-XdCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-BtCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C134 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-XdCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-TmCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C109-127 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-BtCrtI(S311mutants)-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-TmCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
Table 1 Plasmid and strains involved in this study
Plasmids/strains | Description | Source |
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plasmids pJET1.2/blunt | blunt-end PCR fragments cloning vector | purchased |
PCY01 | pJET1.2/blunt possessing TRP1 homologous arm,TCYC1-AaCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1 | our lab |
PCY02 | pJET1.2/blunt possessing TRP1 homologous arm,TCYC1-PaCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1 | our lab |
PCY03 | pJET1.2/blunt possessing TRP1 homologous arm,TCYC1-XdCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1 | our lab |
PCY04 | pJET1.2/blunt possessing TRP1 homologous arm,TCYC1-BtCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1 | our lab |
PCY05 | pJET1.2/blunt possessing LEU2 homologous arm with LEU2 marker, TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
PCY06 | pJET1.2/blunt possessing LEU2 homologous arm with LEU2 marker, TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-SaCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
PCY07 | pJET1.2/blunt possessing LEU2 homologous arm with LEU2 marker, TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-AfCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
PCY08 | pJET1.2/blunt possessing LEU2 homologous arm with LEU2 marker, TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-BtCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
PCY09 | pJET1.2/blunt possessing LEU2 homologous arm with LEU2 marker, TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-TmCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
PCY36-54 | pJET1.2/blunt possessing TRP1 homologous arm,TCYC1-BtCrtI(S311mutants)-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1 | our lab |
S. cerevisiaestrains | ||
SyBE_Sc14C10 | CEN.PK2-1C(MATα,his3Δ1,leu2-3_112,trp1-289,ura3-52,MAL2-8C,SUC2),Δgal1 Δgal7 Δgal10::HIS3, Δypl062w::KanMX | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C53 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-AaCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C22 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-PaCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C23 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-BtCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C56 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-AaCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-SaCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C25 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-PaCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-SaCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C26 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-BtCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-SaCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C59 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-AaCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-AfCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C28 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-PaCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-AfCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C29 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-BtCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-AfCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C62 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-AaCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-BtCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C31 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-PaCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-BtCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C32 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-BtCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-BtCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C65 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-AaCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-TmCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C34 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-PaCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-TmCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C35 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-BtCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-TmCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C130 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-XdCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C131 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-XdCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-SaCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C132 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-XdCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-AfCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C133 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-XdCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-BtCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C134 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-XdCrtI-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-TmCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
SyBE_Sc14C109-127 | SyBE_Sc14C10, trp1::TRP1_TCYC1-BtCrtI(S311mutants)-PGAL10-PGAL1-PaCrtB-TPGK1,leu2::LEU2_TACT1-tHMG1-PGAL10-PGAL1-TmCrtE-TGPM1 | our lab |
Fig.3 Active center structural model of FAD-BtCrtI and substrate (phytoene) complex(a)[cofactor FAD, substrate (phytoene), the key secondary structures β14 and α6 involved in the active center, S311 are labeled respectively; also the key residues and the corresponding interactions are labled by black font]; partial multi-sequence alignment of active center domain of CrtI from different species(b) [the secondary structures β14 and α6 are labled by black squares, and the corresponding site of S311 (BtCrtI) is labled by asterisk]
Fig.4 Yield difference of dehydrogenation products derived from site-saturation mutagenesis of S311(a); active center structural models of various complex of FAD-mutations of S311 and substrate [(b)-(f)]
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