Vitreoscilla hemoglobin is an oxygen-binding protein that promotes oxygen delivery and reduces oxygen consumption under low oxygen conditions to increase the effi ciency of cell respiration and metabolism.In this stud...Vitreoscilla hemoglobin is an oxygen-binding protein that promotes oxygen delivery and reduces oxygen consumption under low oxygen conditions to increase the effi ciency of cell respiration and metabolism.In this study,we introduced a Vitreoscilla hemoglobin gene(vgb)into Chlorella vulgaris by Agrobacterium tumefaciens-mediated transformation(ATMT).PCR analysis confi rmed that the vgb gene was successfully integrated into the Chlorella vulgaris genome.Analysis of biomass obtained in shake fl asks revealed transformant biomass concentrations as high as 3.28 g/L,which was 38.81% higher than that of the wild-type strain.Lutein content of transformants also increased slightly.Further experiments recovered a maximum lutein yield of 2.91 mg/L from the transformants,which was 36.77% higher than that of the wild-type strain.The above results suggest that integrated expression of the vgb gene may improve cell growth and lutein yield in Chlorella vulgaris,with applications to lutein production from Chlorella during fermentation.展开更多
Exogenous Vitreoscilla globin gene (vgb), lytic genes of phage γ with S amber mutation (S^-RRz) and poly(fl-hydroxybutyrate) (PHB) biosynthetic genes (phbCAB) were cloned into a same Escherichia coil cell,simultaneou...Exogenous Vitreoscilla globin gene (vgb), lytic genes of phage γ with S amber mutation (S^-RRz) and poly(fl-hydroxybutyrate) (PHB) biosynthetic genes (phbCAB) were cloned into a same Escherichia coil cell,simultaneously or respectively. Six novel strains containing phbCAB and vgb with or without lytic genes were constructed. Strain VG1 (pTU14), in which vgb, phbCAB and S-RRz could all be successfully expressed, has superior characteristics in cell growth and PHB accumulation, while the results of strains containing vgb and phbCAB without S- RRz were not better than that of strains harbored phbCAB only. The simultaneous expression of vgb and S-RRz in the recombinant VG1 (pTU14) showed a great potential for low-cost production of PHB.展开更多
基金Supported by the Ocean Public Welfare Scientific Research Special Appropriation Project(No.201005020)
文摘Vitreoscilla hemoglobin is an oxygen-binding protein that promotes oxygen delivery and reduces oxygen consumption under low oxygen conditions to increase the effi ciency of cell respiration and metabolism.In this study,we introduced a Vitreoscilla hemoglobin gene(vgb)into Chlorella vulgaris by Agrobacterium tumefaciens-mediated transformation(ATMT).PCR analysis confi rmed that the vgb gene was successfully integrated into the Chlorella vulgaris genome.Analysis of biomass obtained in shake fl asks revealed transformant biomass concentrations as high as 3.28 g/L,which was 38.81% higher than that of the wild-type strain.Lutein content of transformants also increased slightly.Further experiments recovered a maximum lutein yield of 2.91 mg/L from the transformants,which was 36.77% higher than that of the wild-type strain.The above results suggest that integrated expression of the vgb gene may improve cell growth and lutein yield in Chlorella vulgaris,with applications to lutein production from Chlorella during fermentation.
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 29834103, 29876021).
文摘Exogenous Vitreoscilla globin gene (vgb), lytic genes of phage γ with S amber mutation (S^-RRz) and poly(fl-hydroxybutyrate) (PHB) biosynthetic genes (phbCAB) were cloned into a same Escherichia coil cell,simultaneously or respectively. Six novel strains containing phbCAB and vgb with or without lytic genes were constructed. Strain VG1 (pTU14), in which vgb, phbCAB and S-RRz could all be successfully expressed, has superior characteristics in cell growth and PHB accumulation, while the results of strains containing vgb and phbCAB without S- RRz were not better than that of strains harbored phbCAB only. The simultaneous expression of vgb and S-RRz in the recombinant VG1 (pTU14) showed a great potential for low-cost production of PHB.
