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Improvement of phytase thermostability and catalytic efficiency by site-directed mutagenesis for industrial application
7th Asia-Pacific Biotech Congress
Ardeshir Hesampour1, Seyed Omid Ranaei Siadat2, Mohammad Ali Malboobi3, Nooshin Mohandesi4, Seyed Shahriar Arab4, Mohammad Mehdi
Ghahremanpour5 and Arash Hesampour1
The main form of phosphorous in animal feed is phytate which cannot be utilized by simple stomached animals. Since phytase
(PhyA) has been efficiently catalyze the hydrolysis of phytate to phosphate, therefore can be used as an animal supplement
to provide animal nutrient requirement phosphate and eliminate unutilized feed phosphate environmental pollution. Owning to
animal feed is commonly pelleted and at 70 to 90°C; hence, phytase with sufficiently high thermal stability is desirable. Based on
the crystal structure of PhyA and bioinformatics analyses, we prepared 12 single and multiple mutants at S205N, S206A, T314S,
Q315R, V62N and T151A by site directed mutagenesis in order to improve thermostabilty of phytase through strengthen the
hydrogen bounding and ionic interactions. Mutated constructs were expressed in Pichia pastoris. Thermostabilty of six mutants
were improved and among of them, the triple-site PhyA P9 (T314S Q315R V62N) and the 5-site PhyA P12 (S205N S206A T151A
T314S Q315R) showed the highest heat stability (P<0.05) with 24 and 22.6% greater retention in compare to the wild-type PhyA
after being heated at 80°C for 10 min and in parallel height Tm stability. The Km value of the improved PhyA P9 and PhyA P12
mutated enzymes for sodium phytate were 35 and 20% lower (P<0.05) with respect to the wild-type. In conclusion, it is feasible to
simultaneously improve thermostabilty and catalytic efficiency of phytase to be used as an animal feed supplement.
Biography
Ardeshir Hesampour have completed his PhD from NIGEB, Department of Biotechnology. He is working as Assistant Professor in I.A.U. (Islamic Azad University)
and his research focused on industrial enzyme biotechnology and engineering, our scientific teams have produced several recombinant industrial enzymes in bulk
production and now we focused on enzyme engineering to fulfil industrial criteria for enzyme applications in different industry area. He has published several papers
in reputed journals and also serving as an Editorial Board Member in several famous journals in fields of Biotechnology, Enzyme and Applied Microbiology.
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