Patent Application: US-57936500-A

Abstract:
transgenic plant cells and plants with an increased activity of an amylosucrase protein and an increased activity of a branching enzyme are provided . such plant cells and plants synthesize a modified starch and / or synthesize α - 1 , 6 branched α - 1 , 4 - glucans with a modified branching degree in o - 6 - position and / or give a higher yield in comparison with corresponding genetically non - modified wild type plants .

Description:
materials and methods which are important in connection with the description and which are used in the examples the branching degree of the glucans obtained can be determined by means of a methylation analysis . methylation of all free oh - groups of the glucan samples , double determinations each hydrolysis of the permethylated polymers , followed by reduction at c - 1 and acetylation of the monomer mixture the examination of the branching degree of the glucan samples was carried out via a methylation analysis . the free oh - groups of the polymers are marked by conversion into methylether . the degradation into monomers is carried out by add hydrolysis and leads to partly methylated glucose molecules which are present in pyranoside / furanoside form as well as α - and β - glucosides . these variants are focused in the corresponding partially methylated sorbit derivative through reduction with nabd 4 or nabd 4 . the final acetylation of free oh - groups allows for the reaction products to be analyzed via gas chromatography . 2 ml of the dmso - solution ( i . e . 20 mg polymer ) are transferred into a 50 ml nitrogen flask , added in the n 2 atmosphere with 5 equivalents / oh ( eq / oh ) of fresh dimsyl solution and stirred for 30 minutes . the content of the flask is frozen in an ice bath , 10 eq / oh methyliodid is added and after thawing it is stirred for at least 2 hours . excess methyliodid is removed in vacuum before the second deprotonisation and methylation step . afterwards , the excess of methyliodide was removed by adding 50 ml water and by an extraction with each 10 ml dichlormethane ( 5 times ). to remove dmso - traces from the organic phase it was extracted by water three times . first using a sample , it is tested how many methylation steps are necessary for the permethylation of the hydroxyl groups . after the first methylation half of the preparation is further processed , the other half is again methylated . after the degradation of both samples the results of the gc - analyses are compared . a second methylation always follows in order to verify possible branching at c - 3 which can be simulated by a sub - methylation at this position . 2 mg of the methylated sample are weighed into a 1 ml pressure glass , 0 . 9 ml 2 m trifluor acetic acid is added and stirred for 2 . 5 hours at 120 ° c . after the glass has cooled off concentration follows in the n 2 atmosphere . for the removal of acid traces toluol is added three times and blown off . 0 . 5 ml of a 0 . 5 m ammonia alkaline nabd 4 - solution is added to the residue from the reaction step before and stirred for 1 hour at 60 ° c . the reagent is carefully disintegrated with a few drops of glacial acetic acid , the produced borat is removed as boric acid trimethyl ether by five additions of acetic acid containing 15 % methanol and consequent blow - off . 50 μl pyridine and 250 μl acetic acid anhydride are added to the residue of the reaction step before and stirred for 2 hours at 95 ° c . after cooling off the reaction mixture is dripped into 10 ml saturated nahco 3 - solution and extracted with dichlormethane five times . the reaction products in the organic phase are analysed via gas chromatography . the gas chromatographic analyses are carried out with an appliance of the firm carlo erba gc 6000 vega series 2 with on column - inlet and fid - detector . the separations are carried out with a fuse - silica - capillar - column supelco spb5 ( inner diameter 0 . 2 mm , length 30 m ) with hydrogen as carrier gas and with a pressure of 80 kpa . the following temperature program is used : the valuation of the gas chromatogramms is carried out by identifying the peaks , integrating the peak areas and correcting the data by means of the ecr - concept from sweet et al . ( sweet et al ., carbohydr . res . 40 ( 1975 ), 217 ). for the production of an amylosucrase e . coli cells were used which were transformed with an amylosucrase from neisseria polysaccharea . the dna stems from a genomic library of n . polysaccharea and has the nucleotide sequence given in the international patent application pct / ep 98105573 . an over - night - culture of these e . coli cells which express the gene encoding the amylosucrase from neisseria polysaccharea was centrifuged and resuspended in a volume of about 1 / 20 50 mm sodium citrate buffer ( ph 6 . 5 ), 10 mm dtt ( dithiothreitol ), 1 mm pmsf ( phenylmethylsulfonymuoride ). then the cells were twice disintegrated with a french - press at 16 , 000 p . s . i . after that 1 mm mgcl 2 was added to the cell extract as well as benzonase ( from merck ; 100 , 000 units , 250 units μl − 1 ) in an end concentration of 12 . 5 units ml − 1 . then the preparation was incubated at 37 ° c . for at least 30 minutes while stirring slightly . the extract was left to stand on ice for at least 1 . 5 hours . then it was centrifuged at 4 ° c . at about 40 , 000 g for 30 minutes until the supematant was relatively clear . a pre - filtration was carried out with a pvdf membrane ( millipore “ durapore ”, or similar ) which had a pore diameter of 0 . 45 μm . the extract was left to stand overnight at 4 ° c . before the hi -( hydrophobic interaction )- chromography was carried out , solid nacl was added to the extract and adjusted to a concentration of 2 m nacl . then , again , it was centrifuged at 4 ° c . and about 40 , 000 g for 30 min . after that the extract was freed from the last residue of e . coli by filtration , using a pvdf membrane ( millipore “ durapore ”, or similar ) which had a pore diameter of 0 . 22 μm . the filtrated extract was separated by passing it over a butylsepharose - 4b - column ( pharmacia ) ( volume of the column : 93 ml , length : 17 , 5 cm ). about 50 ml extract with an amylosucrase activity of 1 to 5 units μl − 1 was put on the column . then non - binding proteins were washed off the column with 150 ml buffer b ( buffer b : 50 mm sodium citrate , ph 6 . 5 , 2 m nacl ). the amylosucrase was finally eluted by means of a decreasing , linear nacl - gradient ( from 2 m down to 0 m nacl in 50 mm sodium citrate in a volume of 433 ml at a flow rate of 1 . 5 ml min − 1 ) which was generated by means of an automatic pump system ( fplc , pharmacia ). the elution of the amylosucrase takes place between 0 . 7 m and 0 . 1 m nacl . the fractions were collected , desalted on a pd10 sephadex column ( pharmacia ), stabilised with 8 . 7 % glycerol , tested for amylosucrase activity and finally frozen in storage buffer ( 8 . 7 % glycerol , 50 mm citrate ). purified protein or protein raw extract in various dilutions is put into 1 ml preparations containing 5 % sucrose , 0 . 1 % glycogen and 100 mm citrate , ph 6 . 5 and incubated at 37 ° c . after 5 min , 10 min , 15 min , 20 min , 25 min and 30 min 10 μl each time are taken from this preparation and the enzymatic activity of the amylosucrase is stopped by immediate heating to 95 ° c . in the coupled photometric test the proportion of the fructose set free by the amylosucrase is then determined . therefore , 1 μl to 10 μl of the inactivated sample are put in 1 ml 50 mm imidazol buffer , ph 6 . 9 , 2 mm mgcl 2 , 1 mm atp , 0 . 4 mm nad and 0 . 5 u / ml hexokinase . after sequential addition of glucose - 6 - phophate dehydrogenase ( from leuconostoc mesenteroides ) and phophoglucose - isomerase the absorption change is measured at 340 nm . then the amount of fructose set free is calculated according to the lambert &# 39 ; s law . when the obtained value is related to the time of taking the sample the number of units ( 1 u = μmol fructose / min ) ( per μl protein extract or μg purified protein ), respectively , can be determined . in the plasmid pbinar ( höfgen and willmitzer , plant science 66 , ( 1990 ), 221 - 230 ) the polylinker between the 35s promoter and the ocs terminator was exchanged ( fig1 ) using nucleic acid oligonucleobides via molecular biological standard methods ( see for example sambrook et al ., molecular cloning : a laboratory manual , 2 nd edition , cold spring harbor laboratory press , new york , usa ( 1989 )). this is how the plasmid pbinar was obtained . the ecori / hindiii fragment from pbinar - n containing the 35s promoter , the following polylinker and the ocs terminator was cloned into the same restriction sites of the plasmid pbib - hyg ( becker , nucleic acids research 18 , ( 1990 ), 203 ) by using molecular biological standard methods ( see for example sambrook et al ., molecular cloning : a laboratory manual , 2 nd edition , cold spring harbor laboratory press , new york , usa ( 1989 )). the resulting plasmid is called pbinar - hyg - n . for the cloning of the sequences encoding the signal peptide of the waxy protein from zea mays ( see for example klösgen et al ., mol . gen . genet . 217 , ( 1989 ), 155 - 161 ) the corresponding sequences were amplified by means of pcr using the oligonucleotides ( see seq id nos . 3 and 4 ), starting from genomic dna from zea mays ( stratagene ) as template . the thereby obtained dna fragments were incubated with the restriction endonucleases xbal and sall and cloned into the vector pbinar - hyg - n cleaved with spel and sall . the resulting plasmid was called pbinar - wxy - hyg . buffer and polymerase from gibco brl ( plantinumtaq dna polymerase high fidelity no . 11304 - 011 ) the sequences coding for the signal peptide of the patatin gene from potato ( rosahl et al ., mol . gen . genet . 203 , ( 1986 ), 214 - 220 ; sonnewald et al ., plant j . 1 , ( 1998 ), 95 - 106 ) were amplified from plasmid pgt5 using the oligonuceotides sp - pat - 5 ′ and sppat - 3 ′ ( see seq id no . 5 and seq id no . 6 ). the obtained fragments were digested with the restriction endonucleases xbal and sall and cloned into the plasmids pbinar - n and pbinar - hyg , respectively , cleaved with spel and sall . the resulting plasmids were called pbinar - pat and pbinar - pat - hyg , respectively . the nucleic acid sequence contained in these plasmids encoding the used signal peptide of the patatin protein is illustrated in seq id no . 7 as it deviates from the published signal sequence ( amino acid exchange of the third amino acid ). the sequences from spinach encoding the fnr signal peptide were amplified using the primers sp - fnr5 ′ and sp - fnr - 3 ′ ( see seq id no . 8 and seq id no . 9 ) and plasmid p6socfnr - 15 as template ( jansen et al ., current genetics 13 , ( 1988 ), 517 - 522 ). after digestion of the obtained fragments with the restriction endonucleases xbal and sall they were cloned into the plasmid pbinar - n cleaved with spel and sail . the resulting plasmid was called pbinar - fnr - n . buffer and polymerase from gibco brl ( platinumtaq dna polymerase high fidelity no . : 11304 - 011 ) in order to clone the coding sequence of the signal peptide of the r1 protein from solanum tuberosum ( lorberth et al ., nature biotechnology 16 ( 1998 ), 473 - 477 ), the corresponding sequences were amplified by pcr using the cdna clone rl2 as template ( lorberth , phdthesis , “ charakterisierung von rl1 : ein neues enzym des . stäkemetabolismus ”, freie universität berlin ( 1996 )) and the oligonudeotides seq id no . 14 and 15 as primer . the resulting dna fragments were digested with the restriction endonucleases xbal and sall and were then cloned into the vector pbinar - hyg - n cleaved with spel and sall . the resulting plasmid was called pbinar - r1 - hyg . buffer and polymerase from boehringer - mannheim ( pwo dna polyrnerase , boehringer mannheim no . 1644955 ) the sequences coding for the fnr signal peptide from spinach were amplified by using the plasmid p6socfnr - 15 ( jansen et al ., current genetics 13 ( 1988 ), 517 - 522 ) as template and the primers sp - fnr - 5 ′ and sp - fnr 3 ′ ( seq id no . 8 and seq id no , 9 ). the resulting dna fragments were digested with the restriction endonucleases xbal and sall and were cloned into the vector pbinar - hyg - n cleaved with spel and sall . the resulting plasmid was called pbinar - fnr - hyg . buffer and polymerase from gibco brl ( taq platinum hlfi polymerase no . : 11304 - 011 ) production of expression cassettes for the transformation of plants : vacuolar and plastidic expression , respectively , of an amylosucrase from neisseria polysaccharea using me oligonucleotides as - 5 ′ and as - 3 ′ ( see seq id no . 10 and seq id no . 11 ) the sequences encoding armylosucrase were amplified by means of pcr using the plasmid pnb2 as template ( see international patent application wo 95 / 31553 , deposited at the “ deutsche sammlung für mikroorganismen und zellkulturen ” ( dsmz ) in braunschweig , germany , under accession number dsm 9196 ). the amplificates obtained thereof were digested with the restriction endonucleases xhol and pstl and cloned into the plasmids pbinar - wxy - hyg and pbinar - pat - hyg , respectively , cleaved with sall and sdal . the resulting plasmids were called pamsu - wxy - hyg ( fig2 ) and pamsu - pat - hyg ( fig3 ), respectively . the plasmids pamsu - wxy - hyg and pamsu - pat - hyg , respectively , can be used for the transformation of plants according to standard methods ( see above ). production of expression cassettes for the transformation of plants : vacuolar and plastidic expression , respectively , of a branching enzyme from neisseria denitrificans using the oligonucleotides be - 5 ′ and be - 3 ′ ( see seq id no . 12 and seq id no . 13 ) the sequence encoding the branching enzyme from neisseria denitrificans was amplified by means of pcr using the plasmid pbb48 as template ( deposited at the “ deutsche sammlung für mikroorganismen und zellkulturen ” ( dsmz ) in braunschweig , germany , under accession number dsm 12425 ). the thereby obtained amplificates were digested with the restriction endonucleases sall and sdal and cloned into the plasmids pbinar - fnr and pbinar - pat , respectively , cleaved with sall and sdal . the resulting plasmids were called pbe - fnr - km ( fig4 ) and pbe - pat - km ( fig5 ), respectively . the plasmids pbe - fnr - km and pbe - pat - km , respectively , can be used for the transformation of plants according to standard methods ( see above ). production of expression cassettes for the transformation of plants : cytosolic expression of an amylosucrase from neisseria polysaccharea a fragment encoding an amylosucrase from neisseria polysaccharea was isolated with the restriction endonucleases xmn i and eag i from the plasmid pnb2 ( see above ) and the ends of the fragment were filled in with klenow dna polymerase . then the cloning of the fragment into the plasmid pbinar cleaved with smal followed ( höfgen and willmitzer , plant science 66 , ( 1990 ), 221 - 230 ). the resulting plasmid was called pamsu - cyt - km ( fig6 ) and can be used for the transformation of plants . via northern blot analysis transgenic potato plants could be identified which have the mrna of an amylosucrase from neisseria polysaccharea . then it could be demonstrated that the amylosucrase in such plants is active . for the detection of the activity of the amylosucrase in stably transformed plants leaf material of the plants to be tested was frozen in liquid nitrogen and then ground in a mortar which had been pre - cooled with liquid nitrogen . before the ground material defrosted , extraction buffer ( 50 mm sodium citrate , ph 6 . 5 , 4 mm dtt , 2 mm calcium chloride ) was added . about 500 μl extraction buffer was added to about 100 mg plant material ( fresh weight ). solid components of the suspension of disintegrated plant material and extraction buffer were separated by means of centrifugation ( 10 , 000 × g ). an aliquot of the obtained clear supematant was mixed with a quarter of the extract volume running buffer ( 40 % glycerin , 250 mm tris ph 8 . 8 , 0 . 02 % bromophenol blue ) and separated in polyacrylamid gel ( see below ) at constant current intensity of 20 ma per gel . ( before the protein extracts were applied to the gel , an electrophoresis of the gels was carried out for 20 minutes under the conditions described above .) after the colouring agent bromophenol blue had run out of the gel the electrophoresis was stopped . the gel was then equilibrated 5 times in washing buffer ( 100 mm sodium citrate . ph 6 . 5 ) with 5 times the gel volume each for 20 min each whilst rotating at room temperature . then the gel was incubated in incubation buffer ( 100 mm sodium citrate , ph 6 . 5 , 5 % sucrose ) with 5 times the amount of the gel volume at 37 ° c . for 16 hours . after decanting the incubation buffer the glucan produced by the amylosucrase was detectable as a brownish - blueish band when lugol solution ( diluted 1 : 5 ) was added ( fig7 ). identification and testing of transgenic potato plants with branching enzyme activity via northern blot analysis transgenic potato plants could be identified which had the mrna of a branching enzyme from neisseria denitrificans . for the detection of the activity of the branching enzyme in stably transformed plants leaf material of the plants to be tested was frozen in liquid nitrogen and then ground in a mortar which had been pre - cooled with liquid nitrogen . before the ground material defrosted , extraction buffer ( 50 mm sodium citrate , ph 6 . 5 , 4 mm dtt , 2 mm calcium chloride ) was added . about 200 μl extraction buffer was added to about 100 mg plant material ( fresh weight ). solid components of the suspension of disintegrated plant material and extraction buffer were separated by means of centrifugation ( 10 , 000 × g ). an aliquot of the obtained clear supematant was mixed with a quarter of the extract volume running buffer ( 40 % glycerin , 250 mm tris , ph 8 . 8 , 0 . 02 % bromophenol blue ) and separated in polyacrylamid gel ( see below ) at constant current intensity of 20 ma per gel . ( before the protein extracts were applied to the gel , an electrophoresis of the gels was carried out for 20 minutes under the conditions described above .) after the colouring agent bromophenol blue present in the running buffer had run out of the gel the electrophoresis was stopped . the gel was then equilibrated 5 times in washing buffer ( 100 mm sodium citrate , ph 6 . 5 ) with 5 times the gel volume each for 20 min each whilst rotating at room temperature . then the gel was incubated in incubation buffer ( 100 mm sodium citrate ph 6 . 5 , 5 % sucrose , 0 . 625 units of purified amylosucrase from neisseria polysaccharea ( purification of the enzyme and determination of the activity see above )) with 5 times the amount of the gel volume at 30 ° c . for 16 hours . after decanting the incubation buffer the glucan produced by the amylosucrase in combination with the branching enzyme was detectable as a brownish - blueish band when lugol solution ( diluted 1 : 5 ) was added ( fig8 ). all of the remaining polyacrylamide gel turns blue due to the amylosucrase activity present in the incubation buffer . construction of an expression cassette for plants : plastidic expression of an amylosucrase from neisseria polysaccharea by using plasmid pnb2 ( deutsche sammlung für mikroorganismen und zellkulturen ( dsmz ) braunschweig , germany , deposit number dsm 9196 ) as a template and the oligonucleotides as5 ′ and as - 3 ′( seq 10 nos 10 and 11 ) as pcr primers the coding region of amylosucrase from neisseria polysaccharea was amplified . the pcr product was then digested by the restriction enzymes xhol and pstl . the resulting fragment containing the coding region was cloned into sall - and sdal - digested plasmids pbinar - r1 - hyg and pbinar - fnr - hyg . the resulting plasmids were , called pamsu - r1 - hyg ( fig9 ) and pamsu - fnr - hyg ( fig1 ), respectively . the steps 2 to 4 were repeated 40 times in a cyclical manner . the plasmids pamsu - r1 - hyg and pamsu - fnr - hyg can be used for the transformation of plants according to standard methods . the constructs pamsu - r1 - hyg ( fig9 ) and pamsu - fnr - hyg ( fig1 ) described in example 6 were used to transform tobacco plants according to rosahl et al . ( embo j . 6 ( 1987 ), 1155 - 1159 ). by performing a northern blot analysis transgenic tobacco plants were identified possessing the mrna of an amylosucrase . furthermore , those plants expressing the amylosucrase gene in the plastids also show the enzymatic activity of an amylosucrase ( fig1 and 12 ). the enzymatic activity was tested as described in example 4 . production and identification of transgenic potato plants expressing a gene encoding a branching enzyme from neisseria denitrificans and a gene encoding an amylosucrase from neisseria polysaccharea three lines of transgenic potato plants , which previously have been transformed with the plasmids pbe - fnr - km ( example 2 ) and which show the enzymatic activity of a branching enzyme located in the plastids ( test of the enzymatic activity was performed as described in example 5 , fig8 ), were selected . afterwards , explants from leaves of these plants were again transformed via agrobacteria with the plasmid pamsu - r1 - hyg ( example 6 ). by using the activity tests described in examples 4 and 5 plants were identified which show in parallel the activity of an amylosucrase protein and a branching enzyme ( fig1 ) with both enzymes located in the plastids . determination of the gel stability of starches by the use of a texture analyzer 2 g starch ( dw ) extracted from transgenic plants as described in example 8 was added to an appropriate volume of distilled water to make a suspension containing 8 % final concentration of starch ( w / v ). this suspension was then heated in a rapid visco analyzer ( newport scientific pty ltd ., investment support group , warriewood nsw 2102 , australia ) by using the following temperature profile . first , the suspension was heated from 50 ° c . to 95 ° c . with a rate of temperature increase of 12 ° c . per minute . then , the temperature was held for 2 . 5 minutes at 95 ° c . finally , the suspension was cooled to 50 ° c . with a rate of 12 ° c . per minute . the resulting 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