Dr. Makoto Hashimoto, Dr. Kazuki Ishikawa, Yuri Fukushima, Sarina Shimazu, Mizuha Yabuzaki, Yuka Kamezawa, Dr. Takaaki Taguchi, Prof. Dr. Koji Ichinose
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摘要
前封面展示了放线鸟素(ACT)的生物合成途径,ACT是一种三环二聚体聚酮。ACT是由丙二酰辅酶a单元通过单体DHK-OH通过多种酶(蓝色箭头)生物合成的。细胞内ACT和DHK-OH被转化为内酯形式(黄色箭头),扩散到细胞外。acti - orf4能将KAL-OH还原为DHK-OH(绿箭头),但不能将γ-ACT还原。因此,这两种酶似乎可以有效地调节ACT生物合成中的代谢通量。更多细节可以在第10.1002/ cic条中找到。202500049作者:Makoto Hashimoto, Koji Ichinose及其同事。
Cover Feature: Characterization of ActVI-ORF3 and ActVI-ORF4 as Lactonizing and Delactonizing Enzymes in Relation to Metabolic Flux in Actinorhodin Biosynthesis (ChemBioChem 9/2025)
The front cover shows the biosynthetic pathway of actinorhodin (ACT), a tricyclic dimer polyketide. ACT is biosynthesized from malonyl-CoA units by multiple enzymes (blue arrow) via monomeric DHK-OH. Intracellular ACT and DHK-OH are converted into their lactone-forms (yellow arrow) diffusible outside the cell. ActVI-ORF4 can reducibly delactonize KAL-OH to DHK-OH (green arrow), but not γ-ACT. Therefore, these two enzymes could appear to efficiently regulate metabolic flux in ACT biosynthesis. More details can be found in article 10.1002/cbic.202500049 by Makoto Hashimoto, Koji Ichinose, and co-workers.
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