Xylanase XynAS9-m mutants D185P/S186E with improved thermal stability as well as gene and application thereof
A technology of S186E and xylanase, which is applied in the fields of genetic engineering and enzyme engineering, and can solve problems such as poor thermal stability
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[0139] 1. Acquisition of mutant genes:
[0140] The gene sequence (SEQ ID NO.2) of xylanase XynAS9-m derived from Streptomyces sp.S9 was transformed, the mutation was introduced by means of Overlap PCR, and it was sequenced to obtain the mutant gene.
[0141] The mutation includes six PCR primers: S9BF, S9BR, V81P / G82E-F, V81P / G82E-R,
[0142] D185P / S186E-F, D185P / S186E-R.
[0143] The primer sequences are as follows:
[0144] S9BF:5'-TA GAATTC GACACCGCCACCCTGGGCGAACT-3'
[0145] S9BR: 5'-TAT GCGGCCGC CTACGCCGAAGTCCCGGACGGC-3'
[0146] V81P / G82E-F:5'-GCCAGATCACCcccgaaAACACCATGAAGT-3'
[0147] V81P / G82E-R:5-ACTTCATGGTGTTttcgggGGTGATCTGGC-3'
[0148]D185P / S186E-F:5'-AGAAGATCGGCcccgagTACATCG-3';
[0149] D185P / S186E-R:5'-CGATGTActcgggGCCGATCTTCT-3'
[0150] The underline represents the restriction enzyme cutting sites EcoRI and NotI, and the lowercase letters represent the mutant bases. The overlapping extension PCR method is completed through 3 PCR reactions. Take th...
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