Genetically modified host organism for expressing an anthracyclinone analogue, method associated therewith, and synthetic nucleic acids
OwnerStephen Eric NYBOinventor
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Abstract
Disclosed is a genetically modified host organism for expressing an anthracyclinone analogue. The genetically modified host organism comprises (i) synthetic nucleic acids; (ii) a biosynthetic pathway encoded by the synthetic nucleic acids, the (ii) biosynthetic pathway comprising a ketosynthase alpha, a ketosynthase beta/chain-length factor, an acyl carrier protein, a 3-oxoacyl-ACP synthase, a propionyl-CoA acyltransferase, a 9-ketoreductase, an aromatase/cyclase, and a second/third-ring cyclase; and (iii) a promoter positioned upstream of and operatively associated with the (ii) biosynthetic pathway. A method and corresponding synthetic nucleic acids are also disclosed.
Claims20
A genetically modified host organism for expressing an anthracyclinone analogue, said genetically modified host organism comprising:
- i) synthetic nucleic acids;
- ii) a biosynthetic pathway encoded by said synthetic nucleic acids, said biosynthetic pathway comprising a ketosynthase alpha, a ketosynthase beta/chain-length factor, an acyl carrier protein, a 3-oxoacyl-ACP synthase, a propionyl-CoA acyltransferase, a 9-ketoreductase, an aromatase/cyclase, and a second/third-ring cyclase;
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- iii) a promoter positioned upstream of and operatively associated with said biosynthetic pathway.
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