A novel, genetically encoded whole-cell biosensor for directed evolution of myrcene synthase in Escherichia coli
β-myrcene is a high-value acyclic monoterpene. The low activity of myrcene synthase resulted to low biosynthetic titer of it. Biosensor is a promising tool applied for enzyme directed evolution. In this work, a novel genetically encoded biosensor responding to myrcene was established based on the My...
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description | β-myrcene is a high-value acyclic monoterpene. The low activity of myrcene synthase resulted to low biosynthetic titer of it. Biosensor is a promising tool applied for enzyme directed evolution. In this work, a novel genetically encoded biosensor responding to myrcene was established based on the MyrR regulator from Pseudomonas sp. Through sensing promoter characterization and engineering, the biosensor exhibiting excellent specificity and dynamic range was developed, and applied for directed evolution of myrcene synthase. After high-throughput screening of the myrcene synthase random mutation library, the best mutant R89G/N152S/D517N was obtained. Its catalytic efficiency was 1.47-fold than that of parent. Based on the mutants, the final production of myrcene reached 510.38 mg/L, which is the highest myrcene titer reported to date. This work demonstrates the great potential of whole-cell biosensor for improving enzymatic activity and the production of target metabolite. |
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