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Screening of bacteriocin-producing lactic acid bacteria Lpe59 and mining of bacteriocin gene cluster
ZHANG Zongyuan, YUE Dandan, ZHOU Liuzhu, WANG Xueyan, CHEN Denghui, PAN Mengshi, XU Hongguang, LI Guanjie, YIN Wenbing
2025, 42 (2):
33.
doi: 10.3969/j.issn.2095-1736.2025.02.033
In order to screen a bacteriocin-producing lactic acid bacteria and explore its bacteriocin gene cluster, the pathogensEscherichia coliandStaphylococcus aureuswere used as indicator, through initial and repeated screenings using conventional methods,Lactobacillus pentosusLpe59, a strain with strong antibacterial activity and bacteriocin
production was isolated. The whole-genome information of strain Lpe59
was obtainde through high-throughput sequencing, the results showed the
genome size of strain Lpe59 was 3274558 bp, encoding 3047 genes, with
2434, 2203, 1614, 107 and 4 functional genes annotated in COG, GO, KEGG,
CAZY and VFDB databases, respectively. Using the online software
AntiSMASH 6.11, four types of secondary metabolite gene clusters were
predicted in strain Lpe59, including ribosomally synthesized and
post-translationally modified peptide-like (RiPP-like) compounds, type Ⅲ
polyketide synthase (T3PKS) metabolites, terpene, and
cyclic-lactone-autoinducer. Additionally, a gene cluster for the
synthesis of class Ⅱ bacteriocins Plantaricin K and Plantaricin EF was
predicted through Bagel4. In conclusion, antibacterial tests and genomic
predictions suggested thatL.pentosusLpe59 was a promising lactic acid bacterium with biocontrol potential
and the ability to produce bacteriocins. The research findings provided a
theoretical basis for the further development and application of its
bacteriocins, Plantaricin K and Plantaricin EF.
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