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Abstract

Recently, the food yeast has emerged as an excellent host for production of heterologous proteins. Since secretion of the recombinant product is advantageous for its purification, we characterized the secreted proteome of Cells were cultivated to the exponential or stationary growth phase, and the proteins in the medium were identified by MS. In parallel, a draft genome sequence of strain DSM 2361 was determined by massively parallel sequencing. Comparisons of protein and coding sequences established that is not a member of the CUG clade of species. In total, we identified 37 proteins in the culture solution, 17 of which were exclusively present in the stationary phase, whereas three proteins were specific to the exponential growth phase. Identified proteins represented mostly carbohydrate-active enzymes associated with cell wall organization, while no proteolytic enzymes and only a few cytoplasmic proteins were detected. Remarkably, cultivation in xylose-based medium generated a protein pattern that diverged significantly from glucosegrown cells, containing the invertase Inv1 as the major extracellular protein, particularly in its highly glycosylated S-form (low-migrating). Furthermore, cultivation without ammonium sulfate induced the secretion of the asparaginase Asp3. Comparisons of the secretome of with those of and , as well as with those of the human fungal pathogens and , revealed a conserved set of 10 and six secretory proteins, respectively.

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This study was supported by the:
  • Cluster of Industrial Biotechnology NRW CLIB2021
  • EU program FP7-214004-2 FINSysB
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