Ulvan lyase, method for manufacturing same, and uses thereof
AssigneeUniversite Pierre et Marie Curie
InventorsWilliam Helbert, Pi Nyvall-Collen, Yannick Lerat, Jean-François Sassi
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AssigneeUniversite Pierre et Marie Curie
InventorsWilliam Helbert, Pi Nyvall-Collen, Yannick Lerat, Jean-François Sassi
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The present invention notably relates to ulvan lyases, to nucleic acid sequences coding for these ulvan lyases, to vectors comprising these coding sequences, to a method of manufacturing these ulvan lyases, as well as to a method of degrading ulvans using these ulvan lyases and applicable applications to the degradation products of the ulvans. The ulvan lyases of the present invention, or ulvanolytic protein, are notably defined as proteins of 30 or 46 kD comprising the following four sequences in their peptide sequence: PNDPNLK, LLEVGNTGTFGSTGS, DLANPDNV and WNLPE.
Ulvan lyase extracted from the microorganism deposited on 17 Jun. 2010 under number I-4324 in the National Collection of Cultures of Microorganisms (CNCM) 25 rue du docteur Roux, 75724 Paris Cedex 15, France, of 30 or 46 kD comprising the following four sequences in its peptide sequence:
Nucleic acid of sequence SEQ ID No. 5.
A vector comprising a nucleic acid, the nucleic acid chosen sequence from SEQ ID No. 5, sequence SEQ ID No. 5 having sequence SEQ ID No. 6 at its 3′ end, sequence ID No. 5 having sequence SEQ ID No. 7 at its 5′ end, and sequence SEQ ID No. 5 having sequence SEQ ID No. 6 at its 3′ end and sequence SEQ ID No. 7 at its 5′ end.
A host cell comprising a nucleic acid sequence or a vector, the nucleic acid chosen from sequence SEQ ID No. 5, sequence SEQ ID No. 5 having sequence SEQ ID No. 6 at its 3′ end, sequence ID No. 5 having sequence SEQ ID No. 7 at its 5′ end, and sequence SEQ ID No. 5 having sequence SEQ ID No. 6 at its 3′ end and sequence SEQ ID No. 7 at its 5′ end, and the vector comprising any of the foregoing nucleic acids.
Microorganism deposited on 17 Jun. 2010 under number I-4324 in the National Collection of Cultures of Microorganisms (CNCM) 25 rue du docteur Roux, 75724 Paris Cedex 15, France.
A method of manufacturing an ulvan lyase, the method comprising:
A method of degrading ulvans comprising a step of
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