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Purification and Assay of Extracellular Autolysin from Moraxella sp. CK-l

Moraxella sp. CK-1의 세포외 Autolysin의 분리 정제 및 활성도 측정

  • Published : 2003.09.01
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Abstract

Moraxella sp. CK-l is known to inhibits the growth of Anabaena cylindrica, a cyanobacterium. It has been documented that the ability of this growth inhibition of Anabaena cylindrica was attributed to extracellular autolysin from Moraxella sp. CK-l. However, it remains to be elucidated identification and characterization of autolysin have yet been elucidated. In this study, we tried to purify and identify autolysin secreted from Moraxella sp. CK-l. Cells were grown in a complex liquid medium (BGC-11) and culture supernatants were collected, followed by ammonium sulfate fractionation. Fractions were further separated with anion exchange column, Mono-Q, in FPLC system and analyzed by SDS/PAGE. The fraction containing high autolysin activity showed a single distinct protein peak in anion column and molecular mass of about 17 kDa in SDS/PAGE. Nterminal amino acid sequencing of the protein was analyzed, of which result showed the homology with some proteases, including extracellular serine protease, Dichelobacter nodosus.

Moraxella sp. CK-1는 남조류 Anabaena cylindrica의 생장을 억제한다고 알려져 있다. Moraxella sp. CK-1의 세포외 autolysin의 분리는 다음과 같은 방법으로 분리를 시도하였다. 흡광도 660 nm에서 0.7～0.8이 되도록 BGC-11세포배양액에서 키우고, 원심분리로 균주인 Moraxella sp. CK-1를 제거한 뒤 세포배양액을 Amicon ultrafiltration으로 농축을 하였다. 농축한 세포배양액을 $(NH_{4})_{2}SO_{4}$ 로 0～20%, 20～40%, 40～60%, 60～80%로 분획하여 단백질을 14,000${\times}$g로 침전 시켰다. 침전된 단백질을 20 mM Tris-HC1, pH 8.0완충용액으로 현탁시킨 뒤, 동일 완충용액을 이용하여 투석을 하였다. $(NH_{4})_{2}SO_{4}$로 분획한 뒤 활성확인을 위해 Anabaena Cylindrica가 도포된 평판배지에서 활성을 확인한 결과, 40～60%, 60～80%에서 활성이 있음을 확인하였다. 이들을 각각 Mono-$Q^{TM}$ HR 5/5 (column volume 1 ml) column을 이용하여 FPLC에서 단백질을 분리하였다. $(NH_{4})_{2}SO_{4}$ 로 분획한 40～60%에서는 major peak 3개, 60～80% 분획에서는 2개의 major peak가 분리되었다. Mono-$Q^{TM}$ HR 5/5 column에서 분리되어 나온 major peak 5개를 투석한 뒤 Anabaena cylindrica lawn에서 활성을 확인하였으나 확인이 되지 않았다. PVDF membrane을 이용하여 transfer하여 40～60% 침전에서 17 kDa의 단백질을 얻어냈다. 이를 N-terminal amino acid sequence를 하여 serine pretense의 계열임을 확인하였다.

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