Summary

定向进化法<em>酿酒酵母</em>:突变体库的创建和筛选

Published: April 01, 2016
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Summary

We present a detailed protocol to construct and screen mutant libraries for directed evolution campaigns in Saccharomyces cerevisiae.

Abstract

设计用于生物技术应用的酶时,涉及建设,克隆和突变体库的表情,加上高频同源DNA重组在体内的过程在酿酒酵母定向进化提供了许多吸引人的优点。在这里,我们提出了一个协议,以创建一个基于真菌芳基醇氧化酶(AAO)的例子来提高其总活性酵母和屏幕突变体库。两种蛋白质的片段,用随机突变和体内 DNA重组进行集中定向进化。的〜50碱基对的侧翼每段悬允许AAO融合基因的正确重新装配在一个线性化的载体引起全自主复制质粒。与功能AAO变种丰富突变体文库的S.筛选酵母上清与基于芬顿反应灵敏的高通量测定法。的一般过程图书馆建设S.酵母这里描述可容易地应用于演进许多其他的真核基因,避免额外的PCR反应, 在体外 DNA重组和连接步骤。

Introduction

定向分子进化是设计酶1,2健壮的,快速和可靠的方法,通过迭代轮次的随机突变,重组和筛选,可以产生改进的酶的版本的作用于新底物,在新颖的反应,在非天然的环境中,或甚至以协助细胞来实现新的代谢目标3-5。间在定向进化中使用的宿主,啤酒酵母酿酒酵母提供了不在原核生物同行6,7-否则可用复杂的真核蛋白质的功能性表达的解决方案的一个曲目。

在细胞生物学研究中详尽使用时,该小的真核模型在翻译后修饰,易于操纵和转换效率,所有这一切都是由定向进化8工程师酶重要性状方面有许多优点。此外,高频率在S同源DNA重组酵母加上其高效的校对设备打开一个广阔的图书馆创建和组装的基因在体内的可能性阵列,促进由单一的酶来复杂的人工途径9-12不同系统的演变。我们的实验室已经度过了过去十年的设计工具和策略在酵母中不同的木质素酶的分子进化(天然木材腐烂过程中参与木质素的降解氧化还原酶)13-14。在这种沟通中,我们提出了详细的方案编制和S.屏幕突变体文库酵母为一个模型flavooxidase, -芳基醇氧化酶(AAO 15) – ,可以很容易地转换为许多其它的酶。该协议涉及的聚焦定向进化方法:通过酵母细胞装置16,辅助(MORPHING同源体内编组诱变有组织重组处理)基于以检测分泌到培养液中17 AAO活性Fenton反应哒非常敏感筛选测定。

Protocol

1突变体库建设选择的区域要进行与基于所述可用的晶体结构或同源性模型18的计算算法的帮助下变形。 这里,目标从杏鲍菇 AAO的两个区域为随机诱变和重组(蛋氨酸[α1] -Val109,Phe392-Gln566),而扩增基因(844碱基对)的通过高保真PCR,其余( 图1)。 注意:几个片段可以通过以独立或组合方式16变形进行研究。 通?…

Representative Results

从AAO P.杏鲍菇是一种细胞外flavooxidase供给真菌过氧化物用H 2 O 2与开始攻击木质素。 AAO的两段被以变形,以提高其活性及其在S.表达受到关注,定向进化酵母 19。由S.窝藏外国酶无关酵母 ,当在酵母构建突变体文库涉及特定重叠区域的工程有利于片段和其克隆入线性化载体之间的拼接的最关键的问题。在当前的例子…

Discussion

在这篇文章中,我们总结了大部分的技巧和窍门在我们的实验室中通过S.定向进化工程师使用的酶酵母 (使用氧化铝作为一个例子),以便它们可以通过简单地按照此处描述的常用的方法适于使用与许多其它真核酶系统。

在库创建而言,变形是一个快速单罐法引进和重组中的小蛋白伸展随机突变,同时留下未改变16蛋白质的剩余区域。与几个突变负载库?…

Disclosures

The authors have nothing to disclose.

Acknowledgements

This work was supported by the European Commission project Indox-FP7-KBBE-2013-7-613549; a Cost-Action CM1303-Systems Biocatalysis; and the National Projects Dewry [BIO201343407-R] and Cambios [RTC-2014-1777-3].

Materials

1. Culture media
Ampicillin sodium salt Sigma-Aldrich A0166 CAS Nº 69-52-3 M.W. 371.39
Bacto Agar Difco 214010
Cloramphenicol Sigma-Aldrich C-0378 CAS Nº 56-75-7 M.W. 323.13
D-(+)-Galactose Sigma-Aldrich G0750 CAS Nº 59-23-4 M.W. 180.16
D-(+)-Glucose Sigma-Aldrich G5767 CAS Nº 50-99-7 M.W. 180.16
D-(+)-Raffinose pentahydrate Sigma-Aldrich 83400 CAS Nº 17629-30-0 M.W. 594.51
Peptone Difco 211677
Potassium phosphate monobasic Sigma-Aldrich P0662 CAS Nº 7778-77-0 M.W. 136.09
Uracil Sigma Aldrich U1128
Yeast Extract Difco 212750
Yeast Nitrogen Base without Amino Acids Difco 291940
Yeast Synthetic Drop-out Medium Supplements without uracil Sigma-Aldrich Y1501
Name Company Catalog Number Comments
2. PCR Reactions
dNTP Mix Agilent genomics 200415-51 25 mM each
iProof High-Fidelity DNA polymerase Bio-rad 172-5301
Manganese(II) chloride tetrahydrate Sigma-Aldrich M8054 CAS Nº 13446-34-9 M.W. 197.91
Taq DNA Polymerase Sigma-Aldrich D4545 For error prone PCR
Name Company Catalog Number Comments
3. Plasmid linearization
BamHI restriction enzyme New England Biolabs R0136S
Bovine Serum Albumin New England Biolabs B9001S
XhoI restriction enzyme New England Biolabs R0146S
Gel Red Biotium 41003 For staining DNA
Name Company Catalog Number Comments
4. FOX assays
Ammonium iron(II) sulfate hexahydrate Sigma-Aldrich F3754 CAS Nº 7783-85-9 M.W. 392.14
Anysil Alcohol Sigma Aldrich W209902 CAS Nº 105-13-5 M.W. 138.16
D-Sorbitol Sigma-Aldrich S1876 CAS Nº 50-70-4 M.W. 182.17
Hydrogen peroxide 30% Merck Millipore 1072090250 FOX standard curve
Xylenol Orange disodium salt Sigma-Aldrich 52097 CAS Nº 1611-35-4 M.W. 716.62
Agarose gel stuff
Agarose Norgen 28035 CAS Nº 9012-36-6
Gel Red Biotium 41003 DNA analysis dye
GeneRuler 1Kb Ladder Thermo Scientific SM0311 DNA M.W. standard
Loading Dye 6x Thermo Scientific R0611
Low-melting temperature agarose Bio-rad 161-3112 CAS Nº 39346-81-1
Name Company Catalog Number Comments
5. Kits and cells
S. cerevisiae strain BJ5465 LGC Promochem, Spain ATTC 208289 Protease deficient strain with genotype: MATα ura3-52 trp1 leu2-delta1 his3-delta200 pep4::HIS3 prb1-delta1.6R can1 GAL
E. coli XL2-Blue competent cells Agilent genomics 200150 For plasmid purification and amplification
NucleoSpin Gel and PCR Clean-up Kit Macherey-Nagel 740,609,250 DNA gel extraction
NucleoSpin Plasmid Kit Macherey-Nagel 740,588,250 Column miniprep Kit
Yeast Transformation Kit Sigma-Aldrich YEAST1-1KT Included DNA carrier (Salmon testes)
Zymoprep yeast plasmid miniprep I Zymo research D2001 Plasmid extraction from yeast
Name Company Catalog Number Comments
6. Plates
96-well plates Greioner Bio-One 655101 Clear, non-sterile, Polystyrene (for activity measurements)
96-well plates Greioner Bio-One 655161 Clear, sterile, Polystyrene (for microfermentations)
96-well plate lid Greioner Bio-One 656171 Clear, sterile, Polystyrene (for microfermentations)

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Viña-Gonzalez, J., Gonzalez-Perez, D., Alcalde, M. Directed Evolution Method in Saccharomyces cerevisiae: Mutant Library Creation and Screening. J. Vis. Exp. (110), e53761, doi:10.3791/53761 (2016).

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