[Objectives]Protoplast fusion of two parental strains with weak L-lysine production ability was carried out to obtain new fusion strains with strong L-lysine production ability.[Methods]The effects of bacterial age,ly...[Objectives]Protoplast fusion of two parental strains with weak L-lysine production ability was carried out to obtain new fusion strains with strong L-lysine production ability.[Methods]The effects of bacterial age,lysozyme concentration,enzymolysis temperature and time on the protoplast formation rate and regeneration rate were investigated by single factor experiments.On this basis,with the protoplast formation rate as an index,the protoplast preparation process was optimized by an orthogonal experiment.[Results]Bacterial age and enzymolysis time had a greater impact on the protoplast formation rate,followed by enzymolysis temperature and lysozyme concentration.The optimal process for the preparation of L-lysine-producing Escherichia coli protoplasts was to prepare parental protoplasts from bacterial cells cultured for 15 h in the late logarithmic growth phase by enzymolysis with 0.8 mg/ml lysozyme at 37℃for 180 min and promote fusion with PEG6000.In order to facilitate the screening of fusion protoplasts,the empty plasmids p ET-28a and p ET-Duet were transformed into L-lysine-producing E.coli,respectively,and strains p ET-28a-lys01 and p ET-Duet-lys01 were obtained.Fusion strains were then obtained through protoplast fusion.Double-resistance KA1-10were screened on plates containing kanamycin and ampicillin,and a high-yielding fusion strain KA8,which produced L-lysine,was screened by fermentation experiments finally.[Conclusions]The results of this study provide a reference method for further improving the yield of L-lysine and other amino acid strains.展开更多
基金Supported by the Focus on Research and Development Plan in Shandong Province(2019JZZY011003,2020CXGC010603)National Natural Science Foundation of China(31801527)。
文摘[Objectives]Protoplast fusion of two parental strains with weak L-lysine production ability was carried out to obtain new fusion strains with strong L-lysine production ability.[Methods]The effects of bacterial age,lysozyme concentration,enzymolysis temperature and time on the protoplast formation rate and regeneration rate were investigated by single factor experiments.On this basis,with the protoplast formation rate as an index,the protoplast preparation process was optimized by an orthogonal experiment.[Results]Bacterial age and enzymolysis time had a greater impact on the protoplast formation rate,followed by enzymolysis temperature and lysozyme concentration.The optimal process for the preparation of L-lysine-producing Escherichia coli protoplasts was to prepare parental protoplasts from bacterial cells cultured for 15 h in the late logarithmic growth phase by enzymolysis with 0.8 mg/ml lysozyme at 37℃for 180 min and promote fusion with PEG6000.In order to facilitate the screening of fusion protoplasts,the empty plasmids p ET-28a and p ET-Duet were transformed into L-lysine-producing E.coli,respectively,and strains p ET-28a-lys01 and p ET-Duet-lys01 were obtained.Fusion strains were then obtained through protoplast fusion.Double-resistance KA1-10were screened on plates containing kanamycin and ampicillin,and a high-yielding fusion strain KA8,which produced L-lysine,was screened by fermentation experiments finally.[Conclusions]The results of this study provide a reference method for further improving the yield of L-lysine and other amino acid strains.
