PySupercharge: a python algorithm for enabling ABC transporter bacterial secretion of all proteins through amino acid mutation
Background The process of producing proteins in bacterial systems and secreting them through ATP-binding cassette (ABC) transporters is an area that has been actively researched and used due to its high protein production capacity and efficiency. However, some proteins are unable to pass through the...
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| Abstract | Background
The process of producing proteins in bacterial systems and secreting them through ATP-binding cassette (ABC) transporters is an area that has been actively researched and used due to its high protein production capacity and efficiency. However, some proteins are unable to pass through the ABC transporter after synthesis, a phenomenon we previously determined to be caused by an excessive positive charge in certain regions of their amino acid sequence. If such an excessive charge is removed, the secretion of any protein through ABC transporters becomes possible.
Results
In this study, we introduce ‘linear charge density’ as the criteria for possibility of protein secretion through ABC transporters and confirm that this criterion can be applied to various non-secretable proteins, such as SARS-CoV-2 spike proteins, botulinum toxin light chain, and human growth factors. Additionally, we develop a new algorithm, PySupercharge, that enables the secretion of proteins containing regions with high linear charge density. It selectively converts positively charged amino acids into negatively charged or neutral amino acids after linear charge density analysis to enable protein secretion through ABC transporters.
Conclusions
PySupercharge, which also minimizes functional/structural stability loss of the pre-mutation proteins through the use of sequence conservation data, is currently being operated on an accessible web server. We verified the efficacy of PySupercharge-driven protein supercharging by secreting various previously non-secretable proteins commonly used in research, and so suggest this tool for use in future research requiring effective protein production. |
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| AbstractList | Abstract Background The process of producing proteins in bacterial systems and secreting them through ATP-binding cassette (ABC) transporters is an area that has been actively researched and used due to its high protein production capacity and efficiency. However, some proteins are unable to pass through the ABC transporter after synthesis, a phenomenon we previously determined to be caused by an excessive positive charge in certain regions of their amino acid sequence. If such an excessive charge is removed, the secretion of any protein through ABC transporters becomes possible. Results In this study, we introduce ‘linear charge density’ as the criteria for possibility of protein secretion through ABC transporters and confirm that this criterion can be applied to various non-secretable proteins, such as SARS-CoV-2 spike proteins, botulinum toxin light chain, and human growth factors. Additionally, we develop a new algorithm, PySupercharge, that enables the secretion of proteins containing regions with high linear charge density. It selectively converts positively charged amino acids into negatively charged or neutral amino acids after linear charge density analysis to enable protein secretion through ABC transporters. Conclusions PySupercharge, which also minimizes functional/structural stability loss of the pre-mutation proteins through the use of sequence conservation data, is currently being operated on an accessible web server. We verified the efficacy of PySupercharge-driven protein supercharging by secreting various previously non-secretable proteins commonly used in research, and so suggest this tool for use in future research requiring effective protein production. The process of producing proteins in bacterial systems and secreting them through ATP-binding cassette (ABC) transporters is an area that has been actively researched and used due to its high protein production capacity and efficiency. However, some proteins are unable to pass through the ABC transporter after synthesis, a phenomenon we previously determined to be caused by an excessive positive charge in certain regions of their amino acid sequence. If such an excessive charge is removed, the secretion of any protein through ABC transporters becomes possible.BACKGROUNDThe process of producing proteins in bacterial systems and secreting them through ATP-binding cassette (ABC) transporters is an area that has been actively researched and used due to its high protein production capacity and efficiency. However, some proteins are unable to pass through the ABC transporter after synthesis, a phenomenon we previously determined to be caused by an excessive positive charge in certain regions of their amino acid sequence. If such an excessive charge is removed, the secretion of any protein through ABC transporters becomes possible.In this study, we introduce 'linear charge density' as the criteria for possibility of protein secretion through ABC transporters and confirm that this criterion can be applied to various non-secretable proteins, such as SARS-CoV-2 spike proteins, botulinum toxin light chain, and human growth factors. Additionally, we develop a new algorithm, PySupercharge, that enables the secretion of proteins containing regions with high linear charge density. It selectively converts positively charged amino acids into negatively charged or neutral amino acids after linear charge density analysis to enable protein secretion through ABC transporters.RESULTSIn this study, we introduce 'linear charge density' as the criteria for possibility of protein secretion through ABC transporters and confirm that this criterion can be applied to various non-secretable proteins, such as SARS-CoV-2 spike proteins, botulinum toxin light chain, and human growth factors. Additionally, we develop a new algorithm, PySupercharge, that enables the secretion of proteins containing regions with high linear charge density. It selectively converts positively charged amino acids into negatively charged or neutral amino acids after linear charge density analysis to enable protein secretion through ABC transporters.PySupercharge, which also minimizes functional/structural stability loss of the pre-mutation proteins through the use of sequence conservation data, is currently being operated on an accessible web server. We verified the efficacy of PySupercharge-driven protein supercharging by secreting various previously non-secretable proteins commonly used in research, and so suggest this tool for use in future research requiring effective protein production.CONCLUSIONSPySupercharge, which also minimizes functional/structural stability loss of the pre-mutation proteins through the use of sequence conservation data, is currently being operated on an accessible web server. We verified the efficacy of PySupercharge-driven protein supercharging by secreting various previously non-secretable proteins commonly used in research, and so suggest this tool for use in future research requiring effective protein production. The process of producing proteins in bacterial systems and secreting them through ATP-binding cassette (ABC) transporters is an area that has been actively researched and used due to its high protein production capacity and efficiency. However, some proteins are unable to pass through the ABC transporter after synthesis, a phenomenon we previously determined to be caused by an excessive positive charge in certain regions of their amino acid sequence. If such an excessive charge is removed, the secretion of any protein through ABC transporters becomes possible. In this study, we introduce 'linear charge density' as the criteria for possibility of protein secretion through ABC transporters and confirm that this criterion can be applied to various non-secretable proteins, such as SARS-CoV-2 spike proteins, botulinum toxin light chain, and human growth factors. Additionally, we develop a new algorithm, PySupercharge, that enables the secretion of proteins containing regions with high linear charge density. It selectively converts positively charged amino acids into negatively charged or neutral amino acids after linear charge density analysis to enable protein secretion through ABC transporters. PySupercharge, which also minimizes functional/structural stability loss of the pre-mutation proteins through the use of sequence conservation data, is currently being operated on an accessible web server. We verified the efficacy of PySupercharge-driven protein supercharging by secreting various previously non-secretable proteins commonly used in research, and so suggest this tool for use in future research requiring effective protein production. The process of producing proteins in bacterial systems and secreting them through ATP-binding cassette (ABC) transporters is an area that has been actively researched and used due to its high protein production capacity and efficiency. However, some proteins are unable to pass through the ABC transporter after synthesis, a phenomenon we previously determined to be caused by an excessive positive charge in certain regions of their amino acid sequence. If such an excessive charge is removed, the secretion of any protein through ABC transporters becomes possible. In this study, we introduce 'linear charge density' as the criteria for possibility of protein secretion through ABC transporters and confirm that this criterion can be applied to various non-secretable proteins, such as SARS-CoV-2 spike proteins, botulinum toxin light chain, and human growth factors. Additionally, we develop a new algorithm, PySupercharge, that enables the secretion of proteins containing regions with high linear charge density. It selectively converts positively charged amino acids into negatively charged or neutral amino acids after linear charge density analysis to enable protein secretion through ABC transporters. PySupercharge, which also minimizes functional/structural stability loss of the pre-mutation proteins through the use of sequence conservation data, is currently being operated on an accessible web server. We verified the efficacy of PySupercharge-driven protein supercharging by secreting various previously non-secretable proteins commonly used in research, and so suggest this tool for use in future research requiring effective protein production. Background The process of producing proteins in bacterial systems and secreting them through ATP-binding cassette (ABC) transporters is an area that has been actively researched and used due to its high protein production capacity and efficiency. However, some proteins are unable to pass through the ABC transporter after synthesis, a phenomenon we previously determined to be caused by an excessive positive charge in certain regions of their amino acid sequence. If such an excessive charge is removed, the secretion of any protein through ABC transporters becomes possible. Results In this study, we introduce 'linear charge density' as the criteria for possibility of protein secretion through ABC transporters and confirm that this criterion can be applied to various non-secretable proteins, such as SARS-CoV-2 spike proteins, botulinum toxin light chain, and human growth factors. Additionally, we develop a new algorithm, PySupercharge, that enables the secretion of proteins containing regions with high linear charge density. It selectively converts positively charged amino acids into negatively charged or neutral amino acids after linear charge density analysis to enable protein secretion through ABC transporters. Conclusions PySupercharge, which also minimizes functional/structural stability loss of the pre-mutation proteins through the use of sequence conservation data, is currently being operated on an accessible web server. We verified the efficacy of PySupercharge-driven protein supercharging by secreting various previously non-secretable proteins commonly used in research, and so suggest this tool for use in future research requiring effective protein production. Keywords: Python Algorithm, Supercharging, Protein production, Secretion, ABC Transporter Background The process of producing proteins in bacterial systems and secreting them through ATP-binding cassette (ABC) transporters is an area that has been actively researched and used due to its high protein production capacity and efficiency. However, some proteins are unable to pass through the ABC transporter after synthesis, a phenomenon we previously determined to be caused by an excessive positive charge in certain regions of their amino acid sequence. If such an excessive charge is removed, the secretion of any protein through ABC transporters becomes possible. Results In this study, we introduce ‘linear charge density’ as the criteria for possibility of protein secretion through ABC transporters and confirm that this criterion can be applied to various non-secretable proteins, such as SARS-CoV-2 spike proteins, botulinum toxin light chain, and human growth factors. Additionally, we develop a new algorithm, PySupercharge, that enables the secretion of proteins containing regions with high linear charge density. It selectively converts positively charged amino acids into negatively charged or neutral amino acids after linear charge density analysis to enable protein secretion through ABC transporters. Conclusions PySupercharge, which also minimizes functional/structural stability loss of the pre-mutation proteins through the use of sequence conservation data, is currently being operated on an accessible web server. We verified the efficacy of PySupercharge-driven protein supercharging by secreting various previously non-secretable proteins commonly used in research, and so suggest this tool for use in future research requiring effective protein production. |
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The process of producing proteins in bacterial systems and secreting them through ATP-binding cassette (ABC) transporters is an area that has been... The process of producing proteins in bacterial systems and secreting them through ATP-binding cassette (ABC) transporters is an area that has been actively... Background The process of producing proteins in bacterial systems and secreting them through ATP-binding cassette (ABC) transporters is an area that has been... Abstract Background The process of producing proteins in bacterial systems and secreting them through ATP-binding cassette (ABC) transporters is an area that... |
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| Title | PySupercharge: a python algorithm for enabling ABC transporter bacterial secretion of all proteins through amino acid mutation |
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