Enzyme activity evaluation method for euphausia superba trypsin at low temperature

A technology of trypsin and Antarctic krill, applied in the direction of microorganism-based methods, peptide/protein components, biochemical equipment and methods, etc., can solve the problems of reduced enzyme activity, general healing effect, increased enzyme usage, etc., to achieve improved Safety, high catalytic activity, and high catalytic efficiency

Active Publication Date: 2020-01-24
SHANGHAI OCEAN UNIV
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[0008] (1) In modern industrial and medical fields, proteases from mammals are mainly used as enzyme preparations. These enzymes can only play the role of larger hydrolytic enzymes at higher temperatures, and the optimum enzyme activity temperature is above 55 ° C, while bacterial contamination It is easy to occur at higher temperature, and if it is applied at low temperature, the enzyme activity will be greatly reduced
[0009] (2) For the field of biomedicine, the antibacterial, antiviral and wound healing effects of traditionally used trypsin preparations are average, and when low temperature is required, the enzyme activity decreases, resulting in increased enzyme usage, increased concentration, and high cost
But it is also difficult to meet the requiremen...

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[0124] The enzyme activity evaluation method of Antarctic krill trypsin under the low temperature of the present embodiment comprises the following steps:

[0125] Step 1: Antarctic krill trypsin genotype acquisition

[0126] According to the RACE technology and in combination with the transcriptome data of Antarctic krill of the present invention, two Antarctic krill trypsin subtypes ES-try1 and ES-try2 were obtained, primers with enzyme cutting sites were designed, and these two subtypes were synthesized in vitro Amplified and verified by sequencing. At the same time, using the trypsin from temperate seawater Penaeus vannamei (GenBank: X86369.1) in the NCBI database as a control group, the corresponding trypsin gene coding region was found in NCBI, and then specific primers were designed for PCR in vitro amplification. PCR conditions: 95°C for 5min, 94°C for 30s, 60°C for 30s, 72°C for 1min; 35 cycles, 72°C for 10min, store at 4°C. The PCR product was sequenced and compare...

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The invention provides an enzyme activity evaluation method for euphausia superba trypsin at a low temperature. The method comprises the following steps: independently obtaining two euphausia superbatrypsin subtypes and a control group of penaeus vannamei trypsin; independently constructing a prokaryotic expression carrier of the euphausia superba trypsin subtypes and a prokaryotic expression carrier of the penaeus vannamei trypsin; independently carrying out extraction, purification and renaturation on the prokaryotic expression carrier of the euphausia superba trypsin subtypes and the prokaryotic expression carrier of the penaeus vannamei trypsin; independently carrying out enzyme activity measurement on the purified euphausia superba trypsin and the penaeus vannamei trypsin; and predicting a positive selection site of an euphausia superba trypsin subtype gene, carrying out mutation, and carrying out enzyme activity measurement. Through a site-directed mutation technology, the functional site of the euphausia superba trypsin is subjected to mutation to verify a position of the site where the euphausia superba trypsin performs a stable catalytic activity at the low temperature, and illustrate a characteristic that the euphausia superba trypsin performs the high catalytic activity at the low temperature.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of marine animal-derived protease function mining, and in particular relates to an enzyme activity evaluation method of Antarctic krill trypsin at low temperature. Background technique [0002] Trypsin is a serine proteolytic enzyme extracted from animal pancreas. It mainly functions in the digestive system of vertebrates and is an essential digestive protease in the intestinal tract of humans and animals. At the same time, trypsin also exists in organisms such as actinomycetes and silkworms. Trypsin plays an important role in the molting of crustaceans and the improvement of immunity. Trypsin from bovine or porcine pancreas has been used as a therapeutic drug in human and animal clinical trials. So far, proteolytic enzymes have been widely used in industry, food, biomedicine and other fields. The field of medicine is mainly used in the following aspects: (1) as an oral drug for some gastrointestinal dise...

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IPC IPC(8): C12N15/70C12Q1/37C12N9/76A61K38/48A61P17/02C12R1/19
CPCC12N15/70C12Q1/37C12N9/6427A61K38/4826A61P17/02C12Y304/21004Y02A40/81
Inventor 许强华陈良标产久林胡星星江守文翟万营
Owner SHANGHAI OCEAN UNIV
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