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Chen CL Jensen RL Schnepp BC Connell MJ Shell R Sferra TJ Bartlett JS Clark KR Johnson PR 《Journal of virology》2005,79(23):14781-14792
Although adeno-associated virus (AAV) infection is common in humans, the biology of natural infection is poorly understood. Since it is likely that many primary AAV infections occur during childhood, we set out to characterize the frequency and complexity of circulating AAV isolates in fresh and archived frozen human pediatric tissues. Total cellular DNA was isolated from 175 tissue samples including freshly collected tonsils (n = 101) and archived frozen samples representing spleen (n = 21), lung (n = 16), muscle (n = 15), liver (n = 19), and heart (n = 3). Samples were screened for the presence of AAV and adenovirus sequences by PCR using degenerate primers. AAV DNA was detected in 7 of 101 (7%) tonsil samples and two of 74 other tissues (one spleen and one lung). Adenovirus sequences were identified in 19 of 101 tonsils (19%), but not in any other tissues. Complete capsid gene sequences were recovered from all nine AAV-positive tissues. Sequence analyses showed that eight of the capsid sequences were AAV2-like (approximately 98% amino acid identity), while the single spleen isolate was intermediate between serotypes 2 and 3. Comparison to the available AAV2 crystal structure revealed that the majority of the amino acid substitutions mapped to surface-exposed hypervariable domains. To further characterize the AAV capsid structure in these samples, we used a novel linear rolling-circle amplification method to amplify episomal AAV DNA and isolate infectious molecular clones from several human tissues. Serotype 2-like viruses were generated from these DNA clones and interestingly, failed to bind to a heparin sulfate column. Inspection of the capsid sequence from these two clones (and the other six AAV2-like isolates) revealed that they lacked arginine residues at positions 585 and 588 of the capsid protein, which are thought to be essential for interaction with the heparin sulfate proteoglycan coreceptor. These data provide a framework with which to explore wild-type AAV persistence in vivo and provide additional tools to further define the biodistribution and form of AAV in human tissues. 相似文献
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D Taruscio C Morciano P Laricchiuta P Mincarone F Palazzo CG Leo S Sabina R Guarino J Auld T Sejersen D Gavhed K Ritchie M Hilton-Boon J Manson PG Kanavos D Tordrup V Tzouma Y Le Cam J Senecat G Filippini S Minozzi C Del Giovane H Schünemann JJ Meerpohl B Prediger L Schell R Stefanov G Iskrov T Miteva-Katrandzhieva P Serrano-Aguilar L Perestelo-Perez MM Trujillo-Martín J Pérez-Ramos A Rivero-Santana A Brand H van Kranen K Bushby A Atalaia J Ramet L Siderius M Posada I Abaitua-Borda V Alonso Ferreira M Hens-Pérez FJ Manzanares 《Orphanet journal of rare diseases》2014,9(Z1):O14
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Background
In the last years, the biotechnological production of platform chemicals for fuel components has become a major focus of interest. Although ligno-cellulosic material is considered as suitable feedstock, the almost inevitable pretreatment of this recalcitrant material may interfere with the subsequent fermentation steps. In this study, the fungus Ustilago maydis was used to produce itaconic acid as platform chemical for the synthesis of potential biofuels such as 3-methyltetrahydrofuran. No studies, however, have investigated how pretreatment of ligno-cellulosic biomass precisely influences the subsequent fermentation by U. maydis. Thus, this current study aims to first characterize U. maydis in shake flasks and then to evaluate the influence of three exemplary pretreatment methods on the cultivation and itaconic acid production of this fungus. Cellulose enzymatically hydrolysed in seawater and salt-assisted organic-acid catalysed cellulose were investigated as substrates. Lastly, hydrolysed hemicellulose from fractionated beech wood was applied as substrate.Results
U. maydis was characterized on shake flask level regarding its itaconic acid production on glucose. Nitrogen limitation was shown to be a crucial condition for the production of itaconic acid. For itaconic acid concentrations above 25 g/L, a significant product inhibition was observed. Performing experiments that simulated influences of possible pretreatment methods, U. maydis was only slightly affected by high osmolarities up to 3.5 osmol/L as well as of 0.1 M oxalic acid. The production of itaconic acid was achieved on pretreated cellulose in seawater and on the hydrolysed hemicellulosic fraction of pretreated beech wood.Conclusion
The fungus U. maydis is a promising producer of itaconic acid, since it grows as single cells (yeast-like) in submerged cultivations and it is extremely robust in high osmotic media and real seawater. Moreover, U. maydis can grow on the hemicellulosic fraction of pretreated beech wood. Thereby, this fungus combines important advantages of yeasts and filamentous fungi. Nevertheless, the biomass pretreatment does indeed affect the subsequent itaconic acid production. Although U. maydis is insusceptible to most possible impurities from pretreatment, high amounts of salts or residues of organic acids can slow microbial growth and decrease the production. Consequently, the pretreatment step needs to fit the prerequisites defined by the actual microorganisms applied for fermentation. 相似文献19.
C Crone J Frokjaer-Jensen JJ Friedman O Christensen 《The Journal of general physiology》1978,71(2):195-220
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Nadine?AME?van der BeekEmail author Juna?M?de Vries Marloes?LC?Hagemans Wim?CJ?Hop Marian?A?Kroos John?HJ?Wokke Marianne?de Visser Baziel?GM?van Engelen Jan?BM?Kuks Anneke?J?van der Kooi Nicolette?C?Notermans Karin?G?Faber Jan?JGM?Verschuuren Arnold?JJ?Reuser Ans?T?van der Ploeg Pieter?A?van Doorn 《Orphanet journal of rare diseases》2012,7(1):88