Acetate Kinase a Antisense Delivery by PAMAM Dendrimer for Decreasing Acetate Production and Increasing the Production of Recombinant Albumin in E. coli (original) (raw)

Iranian Journal of Biotechnology, 2021

Abstract

Background: Acetate accumulation in the culture medium is known as an inhibitor in recombinant protein production in Escherichia coli. Various approaches have been proposed and evaluated to overcome this challenge and reduce the concentration of acetate. In this study, we examined the effect of acetate kinase A antisense on acetate production rate in E. coli We also used PAMAM dendrimers as a suitable delivery agent for antisense transformation into E. coli host cell. Objective: This study aimed to decrease acetate production as a by-product using an antisense-dendrimer complex to increase mass cell and subsequently recombinant Albumin production in E. coli. Materials and Methods: Here, to study the effect of this treatment on recombinant protein production, we used pET22b/HAS construct. The ackA gene expression was inhibited by designed antisense to reduce acetate concentration in culture medium. AckA antisense was transferred to E. coli by PAMAM dendrimer. Finally, ackA expression...

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