2015
DOI: 10.1002/ange.201502835
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Strukturaufklärung und Aktivität des aus einer riesigen nicht‐ ribosomalen Peptidsynthetase stammenden D‐/L‐Pentadecapeptids Kolossin A

Abstract: Es wird die bislang grçßte zusammenhängende bakterielle nicht-ribosomale Peptidsynthetase (NRPS) beschrieben, die aus 15 konsekutiven Modulen besteht und aus einem einzigen voll funktionalen Gen des entomopathogenen Bakteriums Photorhabdus luminescens hervorgeht. Die Identifikation ihres kryptischen Biosyntheseprodukts wurdem ithilfe einer Kombination aus Genomanalyse,P romotoraustausch, Isotopenmarkierung und Totalsynthese einer fokussierten Sammlung von Peptidkandidaten erreicht. Obwohl zur wachsenden Klasse… Show more

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“…This further elongates the peptide chain and releases the PCP for another round of synthesis. NRPS systems can be as short as two modules or as long as 18 modules (Bode et al, 2015). Each module must function with its neighbors to successfully synthesize the nonribosomal peptide product.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This further elongates the peptide chain and releases the PCP for another round of synthesis. NRPS systems can be as short as two modules or as long as 18 modules (Bode et al, 2015). Each module must function with its neighbors to successfully synthesize the nonribosomal peptide product.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…P. luminescens produces various toxins that kill insects and defeat other microbial competitors upon infection (ffrench-Constant et al, 2003;Joyce et al, 2006). Therefore, bacteria in this genus, as well as their relatives in the Xenorhabdus genus, are thought to be valuable sources of bioactive secondary metabolites for discovery of new therapeutics and agricultural agents (Antonello et al, 2018;Bode, 2009Bode, , 2011Bode et al, 2015b;Stock et al, 2017;Vizcaino et al, 2014). We previously cloned the same set of 10 BGCs and parallelly expressed them in diverse host strains using CRAGE.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%