This invention discloses a *
Bacillus laterosporus* strain for the stable production of nonribosomal cyclic lipolipeptide and its construction method. The M1A
gene in the Bogorol biosynthetic
gene cluster is knocked out using
CRISPR-Cas9 technology to block the Bogorol pathway, which competes with Brevicidine for substrates. Subsequently, the pMCCas9-S48
plasmid, which integrates S8 and S41 sgRNAs and their homologous arms as repair templates, is used to simultaneously knock out S8 and S41 family peptidase genes, preventing the expression of
extracellular degradation enzymes. This invention also provides the application of the above strain in the preparation of nonribosomal cyclic lipolipeptide of Brevicidine and a method for preparing the nonribosomal cyclic lipolipeptide. This strain, through reducing metabolic competition and preventing product degradation, exhibits rapid
cell growth, stable production of Brevicidine, and significantly reduced degradation rate, resulting in a 66.13% increase in
fermentation yield compared to the unmodified strain. This invention solves the problems of degradation and unstable yield in the production of Brevicidine, provides an effective technical approach for the industrial production of Brevicidine, and provides important
technical support for the development and application of novel
antimicrobial peptide drugs.