Construction method of genetically engineered strain producing tetracycline single component
A technology of genetically engineered strains and construction methods, which is applied in the field of genetically engineered strain construction, can solve the problems of undiscovered, limited synthetic research, genetic modification, and changes in the secondary metabolite components and yield of strains, so as to save production costs, The effect of avoiding industrial pollution and simplifying the process flow
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[0038] Embodiment 1, construction of homologous exchange plasmid
[0039] Used to import the host and undergo homologous recombination with the chromosome in order to obtain the target mutation, specifically using CopyControl TM The Streptomycesaureofaciens F3 genomic library was constructed with the FosmidLibraryProduction kit, and the probe was designed according to the halogenase gene to confirm that the cosmid 11D1 contained a complete CTC synthesis gene cluster. The cosmid 11D1 was recombined with the chlorase gene through λ-Red-mediated E. coli gene recombination The ctcP was mutated to obtain plasmid pJTU4301. First, the plasmid pIJ778 was double-digested with EcoRI / HindIII, and the 1.5kb fragment containing oriT+addA was recovered. This fragment was transformed into E. coli DH10B, and no single colony could grow on the spectinomycin-resistant plate, which was considered qualified. The recovered fragment was used as a template, amplified with primers targPF / targPR, a...
Embodiment 2
[0042] Embodiment 2, introducing the plasmid used for homologous recombination with chromosome into wild-type host
[0043] The constructed plasmid was transformed into Streptomyces aureus (Streptomycesaureofaciens F3) by conjugative transfer between Escherichia coli and Streptomyces parents. The cosmid pJTU4301 with ctcP mutation must be assisted by the helper plasmid pUZ8002 to be introduced into recipient Streptomyces aureus cells by conjugative transfer. pJTU4301 was first transformed into E.coliET12567 (carrying pUZ8002), cultured overnight in the presence of chloramphenicol, spectinomycin and kanamycin, transferred to culture for 2 hours according to 1 / 10 inoculum, collected the bacteria, and used fresh LB medium Wash the bacteria 3 times for later use. Streptomyces spores used as recipients need to be heat-shocked and pre-germinated. Suspend Streptomyces spores in TES buffer (5ml0.05mol / L, pH8.0), heat shock in a water bath at 50°C for 10min, cool to room temperatur...
Embodiment 3
[0044] Embodiment 3, screening and verification of mutant strains
[0045] Pick a single conjugative transfer from the overlay plate and inoculate it on a resistant (spectinomycin) plate to further confirm the resistance, and expand the plate culture. The total DNA of the candidate strain was used as the PCR template; the primers targPCF and TargPCR were used for the screening of mutant strains, and the DNA of the original starting strain was used as the control. The complete coding sequence of the ctcP gene of the mutant strain was replaced by the spectinomycin resistance gene sequence, and the PCR product size was 1601bp, while the PCR product size of the starting strain was 1905bp, thus finally confirming the correctness of the target mutation.
[0046] targPCF,5'-ACCACTTCGCCATCGGCGTCAAGTC-3'; (SEQ ID NO.3)
[0047] targPCR, 5'-CGAGGTGCCCAGCCCGCTGATGTAC-3'; (SEQ ID NO.4)
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