Engineering Carboxylic Acid Reductase (CAR) via NADPH Recycling
Xuan Le
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04/02/2021
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Rapid evolution of enzyme activities is often hindered by the lack of efficient and affordable methods to identify beneficial mutants. This video discusses the development of a new
growth-coupled selection method for evolving NADPH-consuming
enzymes based on the recycling of this redox cofactor. The method relies on a genetically modified E. coli strain, which overaccumulates NADPH. This method was applied to the engineering of a carboxylic acid reductase (CAR) for improved catalytic activities on adipate. Mutant enzymes with up to 17-fold improvement in catalytic efficiency were identified from single-site saturated mutagenesis libraries.
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