Functional Annotation of Formerly “Unculturable” SAR11 Bacteria Jim Tripp, JGI Stanford Research Institute March 4, 2013.

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Functional Annotation of Formerly “Unculturable” SAR11 Bacteria Jim Tripp, JGI Stanford Research Institute March 4, 2013

Overview  SAR11 biomass equals that of fish  SAR11 cultured poorly in natural seawater only  Genome revealed major surprises No ability to reduce sulfur Some strains non-glycolytic; gluconeogenic only Serine made from glycine, not reverse Glycine riboswitch controls central carbon flow  SAR11 can now be cultured in artificial seawater Maximum cell density improved by 100X New effects observable

SAR11: Ubiquitous, Abundant, Tiny Morris et al Nicastro, nm Carlson et al. 2009

SAR11 Isolation: Natural Medium Rappé et al., Nature 2002 Can’t get more cells with “typical” added nutrient sources. Oligotrophic seawater plus ammonium and phosphate. Biomass for genome sequencing can be obtains from large scale culturing in 20 L carboys.

Step 1: PTS Import Missing Common Embden-Meyerhoff-Parnas Deficiencies in SAR11 Step 3: 6-phosphofructokinase Step 10: pyruvate kinase

No Oxidative Portion of Pentose P Path Perhaps run non-oxidative portion backwards from gluconeogenesis.

Putative Entner Doudoroff Path, Some SAR11 eddgdh FAAgnlgndROKABC sugar transp. ROK = repressor, ORF, kinaseFAA = fumarylacetoacetate hydrolase gdh = glucose dehydrogenasegnl = gluconolactonase edd = 6-phosphogluconate dehydratase gnd = 6-phosphogluconate dehydrogenase gabD = succinate-semialdehyde dehyrog.fabG = short chain fatty acid dehydrogenase FAAgabDfabG eddgdh FAAgnlgndROKABC sugar transp.FAAgabD fabG gabD Putative glucose metabolism operon FAA 1kbp

Novel Step in Entner Doudoroff Path eddgdh FAA gnl ROKABC sugar transp. Putative glucose metabolism operon gnd Speculative reconstruction

Possible Novel Entner-Doudoroff in Some Not All SAR11 Strains ? ROK ? FAA Glycerate-3P? Enzymes in green provided by putative glycolytic operon Oxidation Steps Missing

No Serine from 3-PGA: Methyl Consumer glucose oxaloacetate 3-PGA serineglycine 3C 2C methyls NORMAL SAR11 betaine methyls

Glycine Riboswitch On Malate Synthase metagenomic contigs, GOS Malate synthase controls fate of glyoxylate in central carbon metabolism.

Malate Synthase Role in Central Metabolism acid glycolate glycine Dual role routing carbon to glycine biosynthesis or biomass accumulation from acids.

SAR11 Genomics: Sulfur Requirement Red = E. coliBlue = SAR11 Environmental fragments containing assimilatory sulfate reduction genes do not have genes with best hits to SAR11 cultured representative Cys Met

Results: Pyruvate, Glycine, Methionine Give 10X Improvement in Natural Seawater Coastal Pacific Open Ocean Atlantic Old limit Schwalbach, Tripp et al. 2010

100X Max Density in Artificial Seawater Carini et al. 2012

Glycolate Gives Some Glycine Carini et al Other new effects as well. Effect seen only in artificial seawater so far.

SAR11 Metabolism: Wholistic View Tripp, review article in press

Still Unanswered Why is SAR11 strategy so successful? Why are some phenomena only observable in artificial seawater? What is it in rich media that inhibits growth?

Postscript: Improve Annotation rRNA misannotation as protein so widespread that pfam started a family: pfam now maintains “Anti-fam”

Beta Test, rRNA Finder SPARTAN

Proteogenomic Comparison of ab initio Gene Callers Preliminary, meeting in progress (today!)

Acknowledgements Giovannoni Lab, Oregon State Mike Schwalbach, Joshua Kitner, Larry Wilhelm, Paul Carini Breaker Lab, Yale University Ronald Breaker, Michelle Meyer Joint Genome Institute Amrita Pati, Natalia Ivanova, Kostas Mavrommatis, Nikos Kyrpides