Synthetic Cellulosome for Cellulosic Biofuel Synthesis Xi Song, Wei Niu, Jiantao Guo Department of Chemistry, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln,

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Synthetic Cellulosome for Cellulosic Biofuel Synthesis Xi Song, Wei Niu, Jiantao Guo Department of Chemistry, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, NE Introduction Protein-protein Interaction: Two-hybrid System Acknowledgement Generation of the First Coh-doc Pair Our research goal is to expand the repertoire the repertoire of orthogonal cohesin-dockerin pairs, and assemble the synthetic cellulosome which incorporates the cellulases in a controlled way. The designer cellulosome will be tested on degrading various type of plant cellulosic materials for biofuel production. The research is funded by Nebraska Center for Energy Sciences Research. In the positive selection, cohesin mutant library was selected against the dockerin mutant. If the cohesin mutants interact with the dockerin mutant, the expression of His3 gene (Fig. 6), which allows host strain to survive on plates containing 3-amino-1,2,4- triazole (3-AT), is turned on. In the negative selection, the reporter is URA3 (orotidine 5-phosphate decarboxylase). If cohesin mutants retain effective interaction with wild type dockerin, the expression of URA3 leads to the conversion of 5-FOA into a toxic compound (potent inhibitor to thymidylate synthase) and results in cell death (fails to produce pyrimidines). Cellulosome is a complex of enzymes that degrade plant cell wall polysaccharides. It consists of a central noncatalytic scaffoldin protein bearing up to nine catalytic subunits (Fig. 1). Assembly of cellulosome occurs by a specific high-affinity interaction between cohesin domains of scaffoldin protein and dockerin domains of catalytic subunits. As a multi-enzyme machinery, cellulosome promotes synergistic action among different resident enzymes and enables highly efficient hydrolysis of intractable cellulosic and hemicellulosic materials of plant cell wall (Fig. 1). Dockerin domain has a internal two-fold symmetry (Fig. 5), both ‘‘halves’’ of the dockerin can interact with cohesins in a similar manner. The dockerin domain from C. thermocellum contains a highly conserved serine- threonine motif (Fig. 5), which interacts with cohesin domain. Mutations in this motif caused a 1000-fold reduction in affinity towards wild type cohesin. We constructed a x6b-doc full mutant, which doesn’t have interaction with cohesin wt and use it to titrate a partner cohsin mu from cohesin library. Generation of Cohesin Mutant Library Five residues (Asn37, Asp39, Tyr74, Arg77, and Glu131), which involve in cohesin- dockerin interaction, were randomized using overlapping polymerase chain reaction (PCR). Library diversity (DNA) = 32 5 = 3.35 x 10 7 Figure 1. Schematic drawing of cellulosome from Clostridium thermocellum. Figure 2. Schematic drawing of designer cellulosome. cohesin Asn 37 Asp 39 Tyr 74 Arg 77 Glu 131 Figure 3. Generation of cohesin mutant library. 3A: Crystal structure of cohesin-dockerin complex; 3B: Flow chart of library construction. cohesin mutant library dockerin mutant URA3 cohesin mutant wt dockerin Future Work The synthetic scaffoldin is being assembled. To further confirm the interaction and the orthogonality of each coh-doc pair, isothermol titration calorimety will be used to get the dissociation constant of the protein pairs. After incorporation of a series of cellulases, highly efficient designer cellulosomes will be evolved and applied to the production of biofuel from abundant and renewable plant lignocellulosic biomass. 3A 3B Figure 5. Crystal structure of dockerin domain. mutant cohesin mutant dockerin enzyme carbohydrate binding module Coh wtAsn37Asp39Tyr74Arg77Glu131 Coh 7.5b3TyrPheProArgGlu Generation of the Second Coh-doc Pair Ser Thr Ser We use x6b-doc full mu as template, randomized Met45/Gln46 to generate the dockerin mutant library. From the selection between cohesin and dockerin mutant library, a second pair of coh-doc was abtained. Non-sel5 mM 3-AT7.5 mM 3-AT10 mM 3-AT coh8+doc8800> > b3+doc mu>5000>>1000> (big, small) coh wt+doc wt>5000>>1000 >1000 Non-selective2.5 mM 3-AT Cohesin8 + x6b-dockerin wt>1000 cohesin8 + x6b-dockerin mu>2000 Dockerin8 + cohesin wt>1000 Dockerin8+ cohesin 7.5b3>5000 Cohsin 7.5b3+doc wt>10000 Dockerin full mu +cohesin wt>10000 Cohesin wt+ dockerin wt>5000 Coh 8Met37Ala39Val74Arg77Glu131 Doc 8Leu11Leu12Arg45Thr462 Met37 Ala39 Thr46 Arg45 Verification of Orthogonality Doc wtSer11Thr12Ser45Thr46 X6b-doc full muLeu MetGln Figure 4. Positive and negative selection system Figure 6A. Crystal structure of wt coh-doc; 6B Modeling of mutant residues contact Ser45 Thr 46 Asn37 Asp39 Tyr37 Phe39 Met45 Gln46 6A 6B Figure 7. Modeling of mutant residue contact