Method for reducing saccharomyces cerevisiae urea accumulation by modifying urea metabolism regulation approach
A technology for Saccharomyces cerevisiae and yeast, applied in the fields of microbial genetics and molecular biology, can solve the problems of lack of Dal81p activation and decreased expression, and achieve the effects of less urea accumulation, reduced urea accumulation, and reduced urea accumulation.
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[0033] Elimination of the Dal81p ubiquitination site: use the MutanBESTkit site-directed mutagenesis kit to mutate the 69th and 918th lysine (K) sites on the Dal81p sequence of SEQ ID NO.1 to alanine (A ), see Table 1 for references used.
[0034] Table 1 Primers for site-directed mutagenesis of ubiquitination sites on Dal81p
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[0036] The mutant product was connected to the cloning vector pMD-19TSimple, and transformed into Escherichia coli JM109. Positive transformants were picked and verified by Sanger sequencing for overexpression in the next step.
[0037] Dal81p K69A,K918A and Dal82p expression vector construction: design primers to amplify DAL81 K69A,K918A And amino acid sequence such as the DAL82 gene of SEQIDNO.2 (forward primer adds SmaI or NotI restriction endonuclease cutting site; Reverse primer adds HindIII or BglII restriction endonuclease cutting site) (seeing table 2) . By enzyme cleavage-ligation, the DAL81 K69A, K918A and DAL82 were success...
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