Entified S192, located on the flexible loop in the binding cleft, as another potentially important region for altering enzyme activity. Replacing S192 with bulkier H and F residues decreased the size substrate-binding pocket and resulted in 1.8 and 1.9-fold improvement in kcat/Km, respectively (Figure 7 and Table 2). Combining the previously described F168V/L201N mutations with the S192F we generated the M3 mutant. The M3 mutant demonstrated a order Lixisenatide significant improvement over Wt-AcN 2.4-fold improvement in kcat/Km, and conversion towards IDAN from 65 to 96 .ConclusionsIn summary, nine recombinant nitrilases from genetically distinct backgrounds were constructed and investigated for nitriles hydrolysis. Among these nitrilases three were able to mediate the biotransformation of IDAN. In particular, AcN demonstrated significant hydrolytic activity when compared to the other species. Mutations were selected based on the homology modeling and previous studies to improve the activity of the AcN for IDAN hydrolysis. The M3 mutant identified in this study demonstrated that the ability of this mutant to catalyze the IDA production wasScreen and Application of Recombinant Nitrilasesimproved and laid the foundation for the production of IDA on the industrial scale.(TIF)Figure S8 Homology protein models of nitrilases. A)Supporting InformationFigure S1 SDS-PAGE analysis of purified nitrilases. 1) BgN 2) AkN 3) TpN 4) RkN 5) GpN M) molecular weight marker 6) AcN 7) KpN 8) ApN and 9) RjN. (TIF) Figure S2 CD wavelength scans of 1) AcN 2) AkN 3) ApNAcN B) ApN C) BgN D) GpN E) RjN F) AkN G) RkN H) KpN and I) TpN. Helix, sheet, loop are displayed in red, yellow and green, respectively. (TIF)Figure S9 Alignment of nitrilase catalytic triads. AcN (red), AkN (green), ApN (blue), BgN (green), GpN (pink), KpN (purple), RjN (light blue), RkN (black) and TpN (orange). (TIF) Figure S10 Phylogenetic tree for the nitirlases used in this study based on the sequences identity. (TIF) Table S1 Primers used for PCR amplification of nitrilase genes. (DOC) Table S2 Primers used for site directed mutagenesis of AcN mutants. (DOC) Table S3 Comparison similarity of nitrilases with different protein sequences. (DOC) Table S4 The expected and experimental molecular weights of nine nitrilases. (DOC) Table S5 Melting temperatures of nitrilases used in this4) BgN 5) GpN 6) KpN 7) RjN 8) RkN 9) TpN. All scans were performed at 30uC in 50 mM potassium phosphate buffer (pH 7.5). (TIF)Figure S3 CD temperature profiles of 1) AcN 2) AkN 3) ApN 4) BgN 5) GpN 6) KpN 7) RjN 8) RkN 9) TpN at 222 nm. All scans were performed in 50 mM potassium phosphate buffer (pH 7.5). (TIF) Figure S4 pH activity profile of 1) AcN 2) AkN 3) ApN 4) BgN 5) GpN 6) KpN 7) RjN 8) RkN 9) TpN. Data is normalized to activity at pH 7.0 for each enzyme. Error bars represent the standard deviation from three separate MedChemExpress JSI-124 trials. (TIF) Figure STemperature profile of 1) AcN 2) AkN 3) ApN 4) BgN 5) GpN 6) KpN 7) RjN 8) RkN 9) TpN for IV. Data is normalized to activity at 40uC. Error bars represent the standard deviation from three separate trials. (TIF)Figure S6 HPLC spectrums of nitrilases which demon-study as determined by CD. (DOC)Table S6 Docking analysis of AcN, AfN and RkN withstrated no activity for IDAN hydrolysis assay. 1) ApN 2) BgN 3) GpN 4) KpN 5) RjN and 6) TpN. The retention times for IDAN, CCA and IDA peaks were 3.4, 4.2, and 8.1 minutes, respectively. (TIF)Figure S7 HPLC spectrums of nitrilases which demon-IDAN.Entified S192, located on the flexible loop in the binding cleft, as another potentially important region for altering enzyme activity. Replacing S192 with bulkier H and F residues decreased the size substrate-binding pocket and resulted in 1.8 and 1.9-fold improvement in kcat/Km, respectively (Figure 7 and Table 2). Combining the previously described F168V/L201N mutations with the S192F we generated the M3 mutant. The M3 mutant demonstrated a significant improvement over Wt-AcN 2.4-fold improvement in kcat/Km, and conversion towards IDAN from 65 to 96 .ConclusionsIn summary, nine recombinant nitrilases from genetically distinct backgrounds were constructed and investigated for nitriles hydrolysis. Among these nitrilases three were able to mediate the biotransformation of IDAN. In particular, AcN demonstrated significant hydrolytic activity when compared to the other species. Mutations were selected based on the homology modeling and previous studies to improve the activity of the AcN for IDAN hydrolysis. The M3 mutant identified in this study demonstrated that the ability of this mutant to catalyze the IDA production wasScreen and Application of Recombinant Nitrilasesimproved and laid the foundation for the production of IDA on the industrial scale.(TIF)Figure S8 Homology protein models of nitrilases. A)Supporting InformationFigure S1 SDS-PAGE analysis of purified nitrilases. 1) BgN 2) AkN 3) TpN 4) RkN 5) GpN M) molecular weight marker 6) AcN 7) KpN 8) ApN and 9) RjN. (TIF) Figure S2 CD wavelength scans of 1) AcN 2) AkN 3) ApNAcN B) ApN C) BgN D) GpN E) RjN F) AkN G) RkN H) KpN and I) TpN. Helix, sheet, loop are displayed in red, yellow and green, respectively. (TIF)Figure S9 Alignment of nitrilase catalytic triads. AcN (red), AkN (green), ApN (blue), BgN (green), GpN (pink), KpN (purple), RjN (light blue), RkN (black) and TpN (orange). (TIF) Figure S10 Phylogenetic tree for the nitirlases used in this study based on the sequences identity. (TIF) Table S1 Primers used for PCR amplification of nitrilase genes. (DOC) Table S2 Primers used for site directed mutagenesis of AcN mutants. (DOC) Table S3 Comparison similarity of nitrilases with different protein sequences. (DOC) Table S4 The expected and experimental molecular weights of nine nitrilases. (DOC) Table S5 Melting temperatures of nitrilases used in this4) BgN 5) GpN 6) KpN 7) RjN 8) RkN 9) TpN. All scans were performed at 30uC in 50 mM potassium phosphate buffer (pH 7.5). (TIF)Figure S3 CD temperature profiles of 1) AcN 2) AkN 3) ApN 4) BgN 5) GpN 6) KpN 7) RjN 8) RkN 9) TpN at 222 nm. All scans were performed in 50 mM potassium phosphate buffer (pH 7.5). (TIF) Figure S4 pH activity profile of 1) AcN 2) AkN 3) ApN 4) BgN 5) GpN 6) KpN 7) RjN 8) RkN 9) TpN. Data is normalized to activity at pH 7.0 for each enzyme. Error bars represent the standard deviation from three separate trials. (TIF) Figure STemperature profile of 1) AcN 2) AkN 3) ApN 4) BgN 5) GpN 6) KpN 7) RjN 8) RkN 9) TpN for IV. Data is normalized to activity at 40uC. Error bars represent the standard deviation from three separate trials. (TIF)Figure S6 HPLC spectrums of nitrilases which demon-study as determined by CD. (DOC)Table S6 Docking analysis of AcN, AfN and RkN withstrated no activity for IDAN hydrolysis assay. 1) ApN 2) BgN 3) GpN 4) KpN 5) RjN and 6) TpN. The retention times for IDAN, CCA and IDA peaks were 3.4, 4.2, and 8.1 minutes, respectively. (TIF)Figure S7 HPLC spectrums of nitrilases which demon-IDAN.
