Method and cell line for production of polyketides in yeast
A technology of yeast cells and compounds, applied in biochemical equipment and methods, using vectors to introduce foreign genetic material, enzymes, etc., can solve labor-intensive and expensive problems
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Embodiment I
[0127] Yeast strain HB80 as described in Table 3 above was cultured in YNB + 2% raffinose + 2% glucose + 1.6 g / L4DO* medium. Production of methyl olivetol from raffinose and glucose was observed, suggesting direct production of methyl olivetol in yeast. Methyl olivetol was produced at a concentration of 3.259 mg / L.
Embodiment II
[0129] Yeast strain HB80A as described in Table 3 above was cultured in YNB + 2% raffinose + 2% galactose + 1.6 g / L4DO* medium. observed by DiPKS G1516D;G1518A Catalytically, both olivetol and methyl olivetol are produced from raffinose and galactose. This data indicates the direct production of olivetol and methyl olivetol in yeast excluding caproic acid.
[0130] Figure 10 Concentrations of HB80-produced methyl olivetol (“Methyl olivetol HB80”) and HB80A-produced olivetol and methyl olivetol (“Methyl olivetol HB80A” and “Olivetol HB80A” respectively) from Example 1 are shown. ")concentration. Cultures were sampled at 72 hours. HB80A mainly produces olivetol (1.4 mg olivetol per L culture compared to 0.010 mg olivetol per L culture) and produces less olivetol and olivetol in total than HB80 Olive alcohol (3.26mg / L).
Embodiment III
[0132] Yeast strain HB98 as described in Table 3 above was cultured in YNB + 2% raffinose + 2% galactose + 1.6 g / L4DO* medium. The production of methyl olivetol from raffinose and galactose catalyzed by DiPKS was observed. This data demonstrates the increased production of methyl olivetol compared to HB80 as described in Example 1, and also without the inclusion of caproic acid.
[0133] Figure 11 Concentrations of methyl olivetol produced by HB80 from Example I ("methyl olivetol HB80") and concentrations of methyl olivetol produced by HB98 from Example III ("methyl olivetol HB98") are shown. Cultures were sampled at 72 hours. HB98 produced 29.85 mg / L of olivetol, while HB80 produced only 3.26 mg of olivetol per L of culture. HB98 produced almost 10 times more methyl olivetol than HB80.
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