Emergent Properties of Reduced- Genome Escherichia coli G Posfai, G Plunkett III, T Feher, D Frisch, GM Keil, K Umenhoffer, V Kolisnychenko, B Stahl, SS.

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Emergent Properties of Reduced- Genome Escherichia coli G Posfai, G Plunkett III, T Feher, D Frisch, GM Keil, K Umenhoffer, V Kolisnychenko, B Stahl, SS Sharma, M de Arruda, V Burland, SW Harcum, FR Blattner Presented by Tina Stutzman April 13, 2011

Background: E. coli and Genome Reduction E. coli K-12 – genetically and biochemically well understood – Used for production of therapeutic and commercial metabolites and DNA Genome Reduction – Improve metabolic efficiency – Decrease redundancy

Introduction: Reduced-Genome E. coli overview E. coli MDS strain E. coli MDS strain E. coli Rationally delete genes MDS: Multiple-deletion series Benefits of MDS Strains: 1.High electroporation efficiency 2.Accurate propagation of recombinant genes that were unstable in other strains

Rational deletion of genes Mobile DNA Elements – Insertion sequence (IS) elements, transposases, integrases, site-specific recombinases – DNA sequence repeats used in homologous recombination Target genes not present in other E. coli – 100 proposed deletions, 900 genes, 20% genome – Target large islands and IS sequences

Rational Deletion of Genes Ring 1-5: regions of K- 12 MG1655 absent in other E. coli Ring 6: Regions targeted for deletion Ring 7: Native IS and Rhs repeat elements Ring 8: DNA microarray results of MDS43 strain (15.27%) Outer Ring: MG1655 original strain

MSD strains had increased electroporation efficiencies WT MDS DH10B – regarded as best for electroporation pUC19 – small, multicopy plasmid pCC145 – bacterial artificial chromosome

MDS Strains had similar growth and protein production compared to WT MDS41 Growth Square -optical density Diamond - dry cell weight Triangle - glucose MDS41 vs MG1655 Growth and CAT protein production Square and Triangle – MDS41 Circle - MG1655 (WT)

Mutation rates from IS mutagenesis lowered in MDS strains IS insertions activate salicin metabolism Circle – MG1655 (WT) Triangle – MDS41 MDS41 has less IS insertions MDS41 has no IS related mutations (insertions)

MDS mutants express deleterious products more efficiently and stably A chimeric gene composed of rabbit hemorrhagic disease virus (VP60) fused to cholera toxin (CTX) was stable in MDS and unstable in WT plasmids. The inverted terminal repeat sequences of adeno-associated viruses are deleted in WT but not in MDS42 (gel)

Possible reasons for increased electroporation efficiency Deleted 180 membrane protein genes, membrane synthesis enzymes, and regulatory factors, including fimbriae

Significance These specific deletions seem useful for producing stable biological agents Greater efficiency in plasmid delivery Significance These specific deletions seem useful for producing stable biological agents Greater efficiency in plasmid delivery Assessment of reduced genome chasse Pros – Can possibly match synthetic circuit needs to what chasse provides Cons – Not always clear what demands a circuit will place on the cell Are “emergent” properties desirable in biology? Authors goals – reduce genome to improve metabolic efficiency Results – no mention of metabolic efficiency, but my chance made deletions that cause increased electroporation efficiency and foreign protein expression Assessment of reduced genome chasse Pros – Can possibly match synthetic circuit needs to what chasse provides Cons – Not always clear what demands a circuit will place on the cell Are “emergent” properties desirable in biology? Authors goals – reduce genome to improve metabolic efficiency Results – no mention of metabolic efficiency, but my chance made deletions that cause increased electroporation efficiency and foreign protein expression

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