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Background <p>Lipase is a versatile enzyme that serves as a biocatalyst in various industries. <i>lk2</i> was successfully isolated from household waste compost through a metagenomic approach.</p> Materials and methods <p><i>lk2</i> from plasmid pPICZαA- <i>lk2</i> was integrated into chromosomes of <i>Pichia. pastoris</i> GS115 using the electroporation method. Lk2 was expressed on <i>Pichia. pastoris</i> by methanol induction. The enzyme was purified through Ion Metal Affinity Chromatography Ni-NTA. The purified enzyme was characterized based on hydrolytic activity and in silico analysis.</p> Results <p>Lk2 was successfully expressed as an extracellular protein in <i>Pichia pastoris.</i> The cell-free supernatant exhibited hydrolysis activity to para-nitro phenyl laurate. The purified protein showed 15 times activity compared to cell-free supernatant and the size at around 35&#xa0;kDa following gel electrophoresis. The enzyme showed optimum activity at 60<sup>o</sup>C and pH 8. Lk2 preferred para nitro phenyl laurate as substrate. The enzyme’s preference for medium-long carbon chains was corroborated by in silico analysis, which revealed favorable interactions between the enzyme and substrate, including affinity binding energy and optimal orientation of catalytic pocket to the substrate. Furthermore, the radius of gyration analysis of the Lk2 showed that the best structural compactness of Lk2 was at 60<sup>o</sup>C. This is in line with the optimal temperature of Lk2 activity. In addition, docking analysis found important substrate binding residues, including Tyr30, Ser85, Leu121, Leu163, Leu166, Leu 233, and Leu254 beside Ser85, Asp231, and His253 as triad catalytic.</p> Conclusion <p>Lk2 belongs to a thermotolerant and alkaline lipase, prefers a medium-length carbon chain as substrate and is confirmed by in silico analysis. Several amino acid residues were probed to be important for substrate binding residues. The data give valuable information to develop the possibility of Lk2 as an industry’s enzyme.</p>

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Characterization and molecular dynamics simulation of Lk2 lipase expressed in Pichia pastoris

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    2025年3月26日

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  • Annisa Ananda,
  • Leyla Novita Brigiyanti,
  • Made Puspasari Widhiastuty,
  • Titin Haryati,
  • Suharti,
  • Ilma Fauziah Ma’ruf,
  • Akhmaloka

摘要

Background

Lipase is a versatile enzyme that serves as a biocatalyst in various industries. lk2 was successfully isolated from household waste compost through a metagenomic approach.

Materials and methods

lk2 from plasmid pPICZαA- lk2 was integrated into chromosomes of Pichia. pastoris GS115 using the electroporation method. Lk2 was expressed on Pichia. pastoris by methanol induction. The enzyme was purified through Ion Metal Affinity Chromatography Ni-NTA. The purified enzyme was characterized based on hydrolytic activity and in silico analysis.

Results

Lk2 was successfully expressed as an extracellular protein in Pichia pastoris. The cell-free supernatant exhibited hydrolysis activity to para-nitro phenyl laurate. The purified protein showed 15 times activity compared to cell-free supernatant and the size at around 35 kDa following gel electrophoresis. The enzyme showed optimum activity at 60oC and pH 8. Lk2 preferred para nitro phenyl laurate as substrate. The enzyme’s preference for medium-long carbon chains was corroborated by in silico analysis, which revealed favorable interactions between the enzyme and substrate, including affinity binding energy and optimal orientation of catalytic pocket to the substrate. Furthermore, the radius of gyration analysis of the Lk2 showed that the best structural compactness of Lk2 was at 60oC. This is in line with the optimal temperature of Lk2 activity. In addition, docking analysis found important substrate binding residues, including Tyr30, Ser85, Leu121, Leu163, Leu166, Leu 233, and Leu254 beside Ser85, Asp231, and His253 as triad catalytic.

Conclusion

Lk2 belongs to a thermotolerant and alkaline lipase, prefers a medium-length carbon chain as substrate and is confirmed by in silico analysis. Several amino acid residues were probed to be important for substrate binding residues. The data give valuable information to develop the possibility of Lk2 as an industry’s enzyme.