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Inactivation of the ybdD gene in Lactococcus lactis increases the amounts of exported proteins.


ABSTRACT: Random insertional mutagenesis performed on a Lactococcus lactis reporter strain led us to identify L. lactis ybdD as a protein-overproducing mutant. In different expression contexts, the ybdD mutant shows increased levels of exported proteins and therefore constitutes a new and attractive heterologous protein production host. This study also highlights the importance of unknown regulatory processes that play a role during protein secretion.

SUBMITTER: Morello E 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC3457487 | biostudies-literature | 2012 Oct

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Inactivation of the ybdD gene in Lactococcus lactis increases the amounts of exported proteins.

Morello E E   Nouaille S S   Cortes-Perez N G NG   Blugeon S S   Medina L F C LF   Azevedo V V   Gratadoux J J JJ   Bermúdez-Humarán L G LG   Le Loir Y Y   Langella P P  

Applied and environmental microbiology 20120727 19


Random insertional mutagenesis performed on a Lactococcus lactis reporter strain led us to identify L. lactis ybdD as a protein-overproducing mutant. In different expression contexts, the ybdD mutant shows increased levels of exported proteins and therefore constitutes a new and attractive heterologous protein production host. This study also highlights the importance of unknown regulatory processes that play a role during protein secretion. ...[more]

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