BGC0002075: pyreudione A biosynthetic gene cluster from Pseudomonas fluorescens
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Location: 27,345 - 31,238 nt. (total: 3,894 nt).
This entry is originally from NCBI GenBank NZ_LVEJ01000014.1.

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General information about the BGC
MIBiG accession BGC0002075
Short description pyreudione A biosynthetic gene cluster from Pseudomonas fluorescens
Status Quality: questionable
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Status: active
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Completeness: complete
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Remarks "The single NRPS is multispecific with regards to amino acid activation (L-proline, L-pipecolic acid) and C starter domain substrate specificity (3-oxo fatty acids of different length and saturation), thereby allowing to form different tetramic acids via Dieckmann-type cyclization. Depending on the amino acid substrate, acyltetramic acids with a pyrrolizidine (A domain substrate: L-proline) or an indolicidine (A domain substrate: L-pipecolic acid) core structure are formed."
Biosynthetic class(es)
  • NRPS (Type I)
Loci
NZ_LVEJ01000014.1
27345 - 31238
via Knock-out studies, Enzymatic assays, Heterologous expression
Compounds
  • pyreudione A
  • pyreudione B
  • pyreudione C
  • pyreudione D
  • pyreudione E
Species Pseudomonas fluorescens [taxonomy]
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Chemical products information
pyreudione A Evidence: NMR [1], Mass spectrometry [1], Total synthesis [1]
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C15H23N1O3
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pyreudione B Evidence: NMR [1], Total synthesis [1], Mass spectrometry [1]
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C17H27N1O3
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pyreudione C Evidence: NMR [1], Mass spectrometry [1]
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C17H25N1O3
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pyreudione D Evidence: NMR [1], Mass spectrometry [1]
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C19H29N1O3
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pyreudione E Evidence: NMR [2], Mass spectrometry [2], Total synthesis [2]
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C16H25N1O3
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List of genes involved in compound(s) production
Identifiers Position Product Functions Evidence Extra
  • A8O26_RS14270
  • WP_064118616.1
27345 - 31238 (+) non-ribosomal peptide synthetase
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    Biosynthesis information

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    pyreudione A
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    Pathway: pys [1], [2]
    Comment: The single NRPS is multispecific with regards to amino acid activation (L-proline, L-pipecolic acid) and C starter domain substrate specificity (3-oxo fatty acids of different length and saturation), thereby allowing to form different tetramic acids via Dieckmann-type cyclization. Depending on the amino acid substrate, acyltetramic acids with a pyrrolizidine (A domain substrate: L-proline) or an indolicidine (A domain substrate: L-pipecolic acid) core structure are formed. Product if saturated C10 fatty acid is condensed to L-proline
    pyreudione B
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    Pathway: pys [1], [2]
    Comment: Product if saturated C12 fatty acid is condensed to L-proline
    pyreudione C
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    Pathway: pys [1], [2]
    Comment: Product if unsaturated C12 fatty acid is condensed to L-proline
    pyreudione D
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    Pathway: pys [1], [2]
    Comment: Product if unsaturated C14 fatty acid is condensed to L-proline
    pyreudione E
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    Pathway: pys [1], [2]
    Comment: Product if L-pipecolic acid is activated by the A-domain and condensed with saturated C10 fatty acid

    Biosynthetic modules

    Name
    pys
    Type
    nrps-type1
    Genes
    A8O26_RS14270
    Substrates
    proline, pipecolic acid, 4-hydroxyproline, 4-oxoproline, azetidine-2-carboxylic acid (evidence: ATP-PPi exchange assay [2])
    Integrated Monomers
    Domains
    condensation (Starter), adenylation, carrier (PCP)
    Operons
    Genes Evidence
    A8O26_RS14270
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