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TABLE OF
CONTENTS..................................................................................................................................................
I
SU M M AR
Y....................................................................................................................................................................V
ZUSAMMENFASSUNG..............................................................................................................................................
VI
ABBREVIATIONS.......................................................................................................................................................VII
I.
INTRODUCTION............................................................................................................................................
1
1.1
TERPENOIDS........................................................................................................................................................................1
1.2 MVA AND MEP PATHWAY- BIOSYNTHESIS OF DMAPP AND IPP THROUGH TWO
ANALOGOUS PATHWAYS
.......................
3
1.3 THE MEP PATHWAY: ENZYMATIC STEPS AND
REGULATION...............................................................................................
6
1.3.1 THE MEP PATHWAY IN E. CO
LI................................................................................................................................
9
1.4 BRANCHES OF THE MEP PATHWAY IN E.
COLI...................................................................................................................14
1.5 STOICHIOMETRY OF THE MEP AND MVA PATHW
AY.......................................................................................................
15
1.6 THE VALUE OF TERPENOIDS FOR HUMAN
SOCIETY............................................................................................................16
1.7 TERPENOID PRODUCTION IN RECOMBINANT ORGANISMS USING THE MEP PATHW
AY.....................................................17
1.7.1 ISOPRENE AND ISOPRENE
SYNTHASE.....................................................................................................................
19
1.8 METABOLIC CONTROL
ANALYSIS..........................................................................................................................................21
1.9 OBJECTIVES OF THE RESEARCH AND BACKGROUND TO THE RESEARCH PROBLEM
.............................................................24
II. MATERIAL AND
METHODS.....................................................................................................................27
11.1 MATERIAL AND
CHEMICALS.........................................................................................................................................27
11.1.1
INSTRUMENTS..........................................................................................................................................................27
11.1.2
SOFTWARE................................................................................................................................................................28
11.1.3
CHEMICALS.............................................................................................................................................................
28
11.1.4
STRAINS....................................................................................................................................................................
29
11.1.5
NUCLEOTIDES..........................................................................................................................................................29
11.2 MICROBIOLOGICAL
METHODS......................................................................................................................................35
11.2.1 CULTURE M
EDIA......................................................................................................................................................
35
11.2.2 DETERMINATION OF OPTICAL DENSITY OF E. COLI CULTURES
...................................................................................
38
11.2.3 CULTURE
CONDITIONS..............................................................................................................................................
38
11.2.4 HETEROLOGOUS EXPRESSION UND HOMOLOGOUS OVEREXPRESSION IN E. COLI
BL21..........................................38
11.2.5 LONG-TERM STORAGE OF BACTERIAL
CULTURES........................................................................................................
38
11.2.6 PREPARATION OF E. COLI
LYSATE..............................................................................................................................
39
11.2.7 PREPARATION OF INVERTED MEMBRANES FROM E. COLI
BL21..............................................................................39
11.2.8 TRANSFORMATION OF F.
COLI...................................................................................................................................40
11.3 BIOCHEMICAL M
ETHODS............................................................................................................................................
40
11.3.1 AGAROSE GEL
ELECTROPHORESIS..............................................................................................................................40
11.3.2 PROTEIN CONCENTRATION DETERM
INATION............................................................................................................
40
11.3.3 DNA
SEQUENCING..................................................................................................................................................
41
11.3.4 PCR (POLYMERASE CHAIN
REACTION)....................................................................................................................
41
11.3.5 COLONY PCR FOR SCREENING FOR GENOMIC ALTERATIONS AND ENGINEERED
PLASMIDS
......................................
42
11.3.6 PLASMID
PREPARATION...........................................................................................................................................
42
11.3.7 PCR AND GEL CLEAN-UP OF DNA FRAGM
ENTS.......................................................................................................
43
11.3.8 SPLICING BY OVERLAP EXTENSION
PCR...................................................................................................................
43
11.3.9 GIBSON ASSEMBLY (SEQUENCE-INDEPENDENT
CLONING)............................................................................43
11.3.10
RECOMBINEERING..............................................................................................................................................44
11.3.11 DXP
SYNTHESIS..................................................................................................................................................
44
11.3.12 INDIRECT SUBSTRATE TRANSPORT TEST OF PROTON-DEPENDENT
TRANSPORTER IN INVERTED MEMBRANES.... 45
11.3.13
SDS-PAGE.........................................................................................................................................................
45
11.3.14 WESTERN B LO
T....................................................................................................................................................46
11.3.15 DEOXYXYLULOSE 5-PHOSPHATE SYNTHASE PURIFICATION FROM A.
THALIANA.................................................46
II. 4
CHROMATOGRAPHY.................................................................................................................................................48
11.4.1
LC-MS/MS..............................................................................................................................................................
48
11.4.2 GC-MS/M
S.............................................................................................................................................................58
III. STATISTICAL
ANALYSIS........................................................................................................................................................
59
IV.
RESULTS.......................................................................................................................................................61
IV. 1 ESTABLISHMENT AND OPTIMIZATION OF TARGETED PROTEOMICS FOR THE
ENZYMES OF THE MEP PATHW AY
........
61
IV.2 ESTABLISHMENT OF TARGETED METABOLOMICS FOR THE INTERMEDIATES OF THE
MEP P ATHW AY
...........................
63
IV.3 ESTABLISHING ISOTOPICALLY NON-STATIONARY 13C METABOLIC FLUX
ANALYSIS OF THE MEP PATHWAY.......................65
IV.3.1 MATHEMATICAL DESCRIPTION OF THE LABEL
INCORPORATION.............................................................................66
IV.4 ENHANCED ISOPRENE PRODUCTION IN COLI THROUGH OVEREXPRESSION OF
NATIVE MEP PATHWAY GENES
......
68
IV.4.1 CONSTRUCTION OF VECTORS FOR ISOPRENE PRODUCTION IN
COLI...................................................................
68
IV.4.2 ISOPRENE PRODUCTION OF ENGINEERED COLI STRAINS
..................................................................................
70
IV.4.3 PROTEIN EXPRESSION OF ENGINEERED
STRAINS..................................................................................................71
IV.4.4 METABOLITE CONCENTRATION IN ENGINEERED
STRAINS.....................................................................................72
IV.4.5 EXPRESSION OF ADDITIONAL GENES OF THE MEP
PATHWAY..............................................................................73
IV.5 ESTABLISHMENT AND OPTIMIZATION OF RECOMBINEERING FOR THE GENERATION
OF MUTATION LIBRARIES
.............
75
IV.6 METABOLIC CONTROL ANALYSIS OF THE MEP PATHW
AY................................................................................................78
IV.6.1 CONSTRUCTION OF RBS LIBRARIES THROUGH
RECOMBINEERING.........................................................................78
IV.6.2 INFLUENCE OF RBS SEQUENCE ON ENZYME CONCENTRATION
...........................................................................
80
IV.6.3 MEP PATHWAY INTERMEDIATE CONCENTRATIONS IN DXS EXPRESSION LIBRARY
..............................................
82
IV.6.4 EXPORT OF MEP PATHWAY
INTERMEDIATES......................................................................................................
85
IV.6.5 ISOPRENE PRODUCTION OF THE EXPRESSION M UTANTS
....................................................................................
87
IV.6.6 FLUX THROUGH THE MEP P ATHW
AY...................................................................................................................88
TABLE OF CONTENTS III
V.
DISCUSSION...............................................................................................................................................
91
V.1 ESTABLISHMENT OF TARGETED METABOLOMICS FOR THE INTERMEDIATES OF THE
MEP P ATHW AY...........................91
V.2 ESTABLISHMENT OF ISOTOPICALLY NON-STATIONARY 13C METABOLIC FLUX
ANALYSIS OF THE MEP PATHWAY
..............
92
V.3 ESTABLISHMENT AND OPTIMIZATION OF RECOMBINEERING IN 6. COLI BL21
.............................................................
93
V.4 MEP PATHWAY ENZYME CONCENTRATION IN . COLI AND
IMPLICATIONS..................................................................
94
V.5 ISOPRENE PRODUCTION IN .
COLI..............................................................................................................................
98
V.6 METABOLIC CONTROL ANALYSIS OF THE MEP PATHWAY IN .
COLI.............................................................................103
V.6.1 PERTURBATION OF THE MEP PATHW
AY................................................................................................................
103
V.6.2 M ETABOLITE CONCENTRATION IN DXS EXPRESSION LIBRARY
..................................................................................
106
V.6.3 CONCENTRATION CONTROL COEFFICIENTS OF
DXS....................................................................................................107
V.6.4 EXPORT OF INTERMEDIATES OF THE MEP
PATHWAY.............................................................................................110
V.6.5 FLUX THROUGH THE MEP PATHWAY AND FLUX CONTROL COEFFICIENTS OF DXS
....................................................
I L L
V.6.6 ISOPRENE PRODUCTION IN DXS EXPRESSION
LIBRARY............................................................................................113
V.7 CONCLUSION FROM THIS RESEARCH AND OBJECTIVES FOR FUTURE RESEARCH
............................................................
115
VI.
REFERENCES.............................................................................................................................................123
V II.
APPENDIX.................................................................................................................................................141
VII.1 CHARACTERIZATION OF DEOXYXYLULOSE 4-PHOSPHATE SYNTHASE FROM A
THALIANA
............................................
141
VII.1.1
PURIFICATION......................................................................................................................................................141
VII.1.2 OPTIMIZATION OF REACTION
CONDITIONS........................................................................................................
142
VII.1.3 KINETIC CHARACTERIZATION OF
ATDXS..............................................................................................................
142
VII.1.4 INHIBITION OF ATDXS BY
SS-CYCLOCITRAL...........................................................................................................143
VII.1.5 DISCUSSION OF THE RESULTS OF THE CHARACTERIZATION OF THE ATDXS
..........................................................
144
VII.2 NUCLEOTIDE SEQUENCE OF THE CODON OPTIMIZED ISOPRENE SYNTHASE FROM
P. ALBA FOR . COLI
.....................
146
VII.3 MECPP CONCENTRATION IN THE EXPRESSION STRENGTH
LIBRARY..............................................................................147
VII.4 CALCULATIONS OF THE TERPENOID YIELD ACHIEVED AND THEORETICAL
MAXIMUM Y IE LD ........................................148
VII.5 ALTERNATIVE TARGETED PROTEOMICS
METHOD..........................................................................................................148
VII.6 HYDROPHILIC INTERACTION CHROMATOGRAPHY FOR TARGETED
METABOLOMICS....................................................... 149
VII.7 CALIBRATION CURVE TARGETED
PROTEOMICS..............................................................................................................
151
VII.8 CALIBRATION CURVE TARGETED
METABOLOMICS.........................................................................................................152
VII.9 ADDITIONAL DATA FOR ISOTOPICALLY NON-STATIONARY 13C METABOLIC FLUX
ANALYSIS..............................................153
VLL.9.1 DETERMINATION OF NEEDED INITIAL GLUCOSE
CONCENTRATION......................................................................153
VLL.9.2 QUENCHING BY FAST
CENTRIFUGATION.............................................................................................................
154
VLL.9.3 QUENCHING BY FAST REDUCTION OF BROTH TEM
PERATURE.............................................................................155
VLL.9.4 DATA FROM ISOTOPICALLY NON-STATIONARY 13C METABOLIC FLUX
ANALYSIS....................................................156
VII.10 EXPRESSION O F THE ISC OPERO
N...........................................................................................................................
159
VII.11 ANALYSIS OF THE FOSMIDOMYCIN RESISTANCE P RO TEIN
......................................................................................159
VII.12 CAPTURING ISOPRENE IN AN AEROBIC FERMENTATION PROCESS
..........................................................................
162
VII.13 PURIFICATION OF DXS FROM P. ALBA THROUGH GLUTATHIONE SEPHAROSE
AFFINITY CHROMATOGRAPHY
...........
165
VII.14 REFERENCES FOR
APPENDIX.................................................................................................................................
167
V III. LIST OF
FIGURES.......................................................................................................................................
169
IX. LIST OF
TABLES..........................................................................................................................................171
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS............................................................................................................................................
173
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