Structure Determination of Kahalalide Analogues Based on Metagenomic Analysis of a Bryopsis sp. Marine Green Alga
Two kahalalide analogues were isolated from a sp. marine green alga. Even though our initial structure determination of the peptides by NMR and MS identified them as kahalalide Z (KZ ; ) and Z (KZ ; ), the absolute configuration of the Thr residues by Marfey's analysis was different from those...
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description | Two kahalalide analogues were isolated from a
sp. marine green alga. Even though our initial structure determination of the peptides by NMR and MS identified them as kahalalide Z
(KZ
;
) and Z
(KZ
;
), the absolute configuration of the Thr residues by Marfey's analysis was different from those found in kahalalide F (KF),
, and
. To ascertain the absolute configuration of the amino acid residues genetically, we conducted a metagenomic analysis for symbiotic bacteria in the alga, leading to the biosynthetic gene cluster (BGC) responsible for producing the kahalalides named kahalalides Z
(KZ
;
) and Z
(KZ
;
). The identification of amino acid residues based on the A-domain suggested these peptides possess the amino acid sequence d-
-Thr-l-Val-l-Val-d-Val residues at the N-terminus, instead of the d-Val-l-Thr-l-Val-d-Val residues found in KF,
, and
. The N-terminal amino acid sequence including absolute configuration was unambiguously determined by a comparison of LCMS data of synthetic tetrapeptides and the hydrolysates derived from
and
. This structural difference is caused by swapping the substrate specificities of the first two A-domains. |
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;
) and Z
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;
), the absolute configuration of the Thr residues by Marfey's analysis was different from those found in kahalalide F (KF),
, and
. To ascertain the absolute configuration of the amino acid residues genetically, we conducted a metagenomic analysis for symbiotic bacteria in the alga, leading to the biosynthetic gene cluster (BGC) responsible for producing the kahalalides named kahalalides Z
(KZ
;
) and Z
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;
) and Z
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;
), the absolute configuration of the Thr residues by Marfey's analysis was different from those found in kahalalide F (KF),
, and
. To ascertain the absolute configuration of the amino acid residues genetically, we conducted a metagenomic analysis for symbiotic bacteria in the alga, leading to the biosynthetic gene cluster (BGC) responsible for producing the kahalalides named kahalalides Z
(KZ
;
) and Z
(KZ
;
). The identification of amino acid residues based on the A-domain suggested these peptides possess the amino acid sequence d-
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(KZ
;
) and Z
(KZ
;
), the absolute configuration of the Thr residues by Marfey's analysis was different from those found in kahalalide F (KF),
, and
. To ascertain the absolute configuration of the amino acid residues genetically, we conducted a metagenomic analysis for symbiotic bacteria in the alga, leading to the biosynthetic gene cluster (BGC) responsible for producing the kahalalides named kahalalides Z
(KZ
;
) and Z
(KZ
;
). The identification of amino acid residues based on the A-domain suggested these peptides possess the amino acid sequence d-
-Thr-l-Val-l-Val-d-Val residues at the N-terminus, instead of the d-Val-l-Thr-l-Val-d-Val residues found in KF,
, and
. The N-terminal amino acid sequence including absolute configuration was unambiguously determined by a comparison of LCMS data of synthetic tetrapeptides and the hydrolysates derived from
and
. This structural difference is caused by swapping the substrate specificities of the first two A-domains.</abstract><cop>United States</cop><pmid>37889636</pmid><doi>10.1021/acs.jnatprod.3c00760</doi><tpages>7</tpages><orcidid>https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3835-1482</orcidid></addata></record> |
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