WO2011128552A1 - Levure industrielle, apte a produire de l'ethanol a partir d'au moins un pentose - Google Patents
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- Industrial yeast capable of producing ethanol from at least one pentose
- the present invention relates to the field of processes for obtaining ethanol-producing yeast strains, yeasts thus produced, and the industrial production of ethanol from said yeasts. More particularly, the present invention relates in its most general aspect, a process for the preparation of yeasts from so-called industrial Saccharomyces cerevisiae strains, said yeasts and their application to the industrial production of ethanol from industrial media containing at least one pentose.
- strains developed previously are generally insufficient and these strains have never been confronted with the requirements of biomass production. on an industrial scale, namely to name only three: high growth rate, drying ability, storage stability.
- fermentative performances are obtained in synthetic or defined laboratory media with these prior strains, they can not generally be transposed in industrial environments containing complex mixtures, for example from processing residues of cellulosic or lignocellulosic materials that contain toxic compounds that can inhibit at different levels the cellular machinery of yeast, including furfural, HMF, phenolic derivatives, acetic acid.
- the ability to "scale up” or scale up these prior ethanol production processes is rarely documented.
- the subject of the present invention is a process for the preparation of an industrial yeast strain Saccharomyces cerevisiae capable of producing ethanol from a medium comprising at least one pentose and which comprises the following stages:
- step (ii) Integrating at least one expression or deletion cassette into the yeast genome of step (i), said at least one cassette being selected from the group consisting of:
- yeast strain Saccharomyces cerevisiae aneu / polyploid prototrophic to allow the production of biomass on single sources of carbon, nitrogen, phosphorus in inexpensive media such as by-products of the sugar industry as molasses for example
- yeast strain Saccharomyces cerevisiae having a maximum growth rate ( ⁇ max) of between 0.37 h -1 and 0.5 h -1;
- yeast strain Saccharomyces cerevisiae which, when it is produced according to a process as described in the reference book "Yeast Technology” (2nd edition, 1991, G. Reed and TW Nagodawithana, published by Van Nostrand Reinhold, ISBN 0-442-31892-8), makes it possible to obtain a biomass production yield of at least 45 g of yeast solids per 100 g of sucrose equivalent used,
- the advantage of the process according to the invention is to have an active yeast (fresh - liquid or compressed - or dry), obtained according to a production method as described in the present invention.
- results of the method according to the invention are all the more remarkable that they were obtained from a so-called industrial strain, aneu / polyploid prototroph and in fact having a genetic material much more complex than that of a so-called strain.
- This complex genetic background which is specific to industrial strains, makes it all the more difficult to obtain genetically modified strains that are ultimately free of antibiotic resistance markers. particularly when many genetic targets need to be modified. Strains that are free of antibiotic resistance markers are clearly preferable for health and environmental reasons.
- the applicant has shown that the genetic modifications according to the process of the invention applied to an industrial strain with a complex genetic heritage and having a capacity to produce high concentrations of ethanol do not induce genomic instability.
- the prototrophic strains according to the invention have the advantage of growing on simple sources of carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus.
- the strains according to the invention are aneu / polyploid: this is a characteristic generally encountered in industrial yeasts that are derived from the natural environment. The phylogenetic past of these strains is at the origin of this peculiarity. But it is an additional difficulty encountered when it is desired to disrupt / inactivate all copies of a given gene. However, this aneupolyploidy character is generally at the origin of many properties of interest of industrial yeasts (growth rate, resistance to different stresses, phenotypic stability).
- the deletion of at least two copies of the S. cerevisiae GRE3 gene (the Gre3p enzyme being an aldose reductase which consumes NADPH; H + which is produced largely via the oxidative part of the pentose pathway) in said strain
- the consumption of NADPH; H + by the said enzyme has been reduced accordingly.
- step c) of the process according to the invention could be omitted, since XKS1 is an endogenous gene of S. cerevisiae.
- This overexpression could in particular be made possible after cyclic cultures when the method comprises a subsequent step of directed evolution, as described below,
- the cassettes a), b) and c) of step (ii) are all integrated.
- the Applicant first examined the effect of the wild XR gene of Pichia stipitis. After removal of the markers and a step of directed evolution, it obtained the EG4 and EG5 strains deposited at the CNCM under N ° CNCM I-4397 and I-4398 on November 23, 2010.
- the Applicant then replaced the Pichia stipitis wild-type XR gene with a mutated XRm gene and found that it is preferable that the XRm gene be a gene that has the following mutation, K270M, or a mutated XR gene that has a different mutation (s) such as K270R described by Watanabe et al., Microbiol. 2007, 153, 3044-3054, so that this mutation confers on the encoded enzyme to use NADH; H + as a preferential co-factor in place of NADPH; H +.
- modification K270R reduces the affinity of XR for NADPH, H + and increases its ability to use NADH; H +.
- this modification induces a decrease in the xylose diversion to xylitol and makes it possible to improve the yield of conversion of xylose to ethanol under fermentation conditions.
- the cloning of the mutated XR gene (XRm) is performed in a single copy.
- said at least one gene from each step of the non-oxidative portion of the pentose phosphate pathway of step (iii) is selected from the group consisting of RPE1, RKI1, TKL1 and TAL1 and that said promoter of a highly expressed glycolysis gene during an alcoholic fermentation is selected from the group consisting of the promoter TDH3 for RPE1, RKI1 and TKL1 and PGK1 for TAL1.
- the promoter in step (ii) is chosen from the group consisting of ADH1, ADH2, PGK1, TDH3, PDC2 and GAL1 / 10, preferably ADH1, and the terminator is constituted by CYC1 or by the proper terminator of the modified gene , as for example the terminator TAL1 for the TAL1 gene.
- a subsequent step of directed evolution is provided comprising the following successive steps of subjecting the obtained yeast to
- the mutagenesis of step (i) is carried out under moderate conditions, namely moderate mutagenesis with 100 to 500 J / cm 2 and, more preferably, 300 J / cm 2 of ultraviolet at 254 nm. These conditions only result in a mortality of 10% of the population subjected to Ultra-violet.
- the inventors have thus surprisingly shown that with such a low controlled mortality, it is possible to reduce by 10 the duration of the cyclic culture-directed evolution step required to obtain mutants capable of fermenting said at least one pentose.
- the survival rate is determined by plating on agar plates containing a nutrient medium an identical volume of the cell suspension before and after mutagenesis. The number of colonies is determined after 48 hours of growth.
- the O2 limitation of step (ii) of this variant is achieved by means of an overpressure in the equipment used (eg vials or fermenters) due to the CO2 produced.
- the cyclic cultures according to this variant make it possible to enrich the population with mutants capable of fermenting said pentose and this in a time of 4 to 8 weeks and preferably 6 weeks which is relatively short and very interesting compared to what would be obtained by chemostat as described by Kuyper et al. (2004) 4, 655-664.
- the "small" respiratory deficiency phenotype may be consistent with the fermentation criteria of the said at least one pentose
- the present inventors have carried out a step of eliminating "small” yeasts because this phenotype is incompatible with the production processes.
- industrial yeasts within the meaning of the invention.
- the present invention also relates to the industrial yeast strain Saccharomyces cerevisiae EG3 directly obtained by the process according to the invention before the step of directed evolution and which consists of the yeast strain deposited on April 14, 2010 at the CNCM (collection microbial culture of the Institut Pasteur) under No. I-4295 under the conditions of the Budapest Treaty.
- the subject of the present invention is also the industrial yeast strain Saccharomyces cerevisiae EG2 directly obtained by the process according to the invention after the step of directed evolution and which consists of the yeast strain deposited on April 14, 2010 at the CNCM (collection microbial culture of the Institut Pasteur) under No. I-4294 under the conditions of the Budapest Treaty.
- the subject of the present invention is also the industrial yeast strain Saccharomyces cerevisiae EG1 directly obtained by the process according to the invention after the step of directed evolution and which consists of a variant incapable of sporulating the yeast strain EG2 and deposited on April 14, 2010 at the CNCM (national collection of microbial cultures of the Pasteur Institute) under the No. I-4293 in the conditions of the Budapest Treaty.
- a strain that is unable to sporulate has an advantage in terms of environmental protection because it eliminates the risk of dissemination of transgenes by conjugation with other yeasts of the surrounding medium. This characteristic is even more important when genetically modified microorganisms are used on a very large scale.
- the present invention also relates to industrial yeast of the strain Saccharomyces cerevisiae object EG9 directly obtained by the process according to the invention after the development step and directed consisting of the yeast strain deposited on March 1, 2011 at the CNCM ( national collection of microbial cultures of the Institut Pasteur) under No. I-4450 under the conditions of the Budapest Treaty.
- the industrial yeast strain Saccharomyces cerevisiae obtained is practically or totally free of markers, in particular of resistance to antibiotics.
- the yeast strains Saccharomyces cerevisiae prepared in accordance with the present invention have retained, after introduction of the genetic modifications and other mutations generated during the directed evolution step, their characteristics. genotypic and phenotypic after a complete industrial production process.
- the yeasts produced have an alcohol production kinetics, a xylose consumption kinetics and a maximum amount of alcohol produced strictly identical to the yeast strain before the application of a complete industrial process.
- the subject of the present invention is also a process for the production of ethanol from a medium containing at least one pentose by fermenting using a yeast according to the invention, mentioned above, or such as obtained by a process according to the invention as just described.
- the ethanol production process has the following alternative and / or complementary characteristics:
- SSF saccharification and simultaneous fermentation
- said at least one pentose is xylose
- said medium is chosen from the group consisting of hydrolysates of lignin, cellulose, hemicellulose and dextrins.
- the average release rates of hexoses are of the order of 2.8 to 5.6 g / L / h with an extracellular concentration in hexose, mostly glucose, zero.
- the present inventors have implemented the ethanol production process according to the invention under the actual conditions of SSF (Fermentation and Simultaneous Saccharification), as practiced in the industry for the production of ethanol, in particular in the USA.
- concentrations of sugars used 70 g / kg of Xylose and 130 g / kg of Glucose equivalent
- concentrations of sugars used 70 g / kg of Xylose and 130 g / kg of Glucose equivalent
- FIG. 1 illustrates an overexpression vector of the XDH of Pichia stipitis
- FIG. 2 is a graph showing the glucose released by enzymatic hydrolysis as a function of time according to three initial release conditions (A): 2.8 g / L / h, (B): 3.9 g / L / h and (C): 5.6 g / L / h,
- Figures 3 to 5 show for a strain according to the invention EG3, the evolution of glucose, xylose, ethanol, xylitol, glycerol concentrations over time, Figure 3 corresponds to the dose of enzyme A, the FIG. 4 at the dose of enzyme B and FIG. 5 at the dose of enzyme C,
- FIG. 6 corresponds to the dose of enzyme A
- FIG. 7 corresponds to the dose of enzyme B
- FIG. 8 to the dose of enzyme C
- FIG. 9 shows the evolution of the moving averages of the xylose consumption rates by each of the two strains EG1 and EG3 during the three tests performed as a function of the moving average of the glucose concentrations in the medium over the same time interval.
- FIG. 10 is a graph illustrating the specific production rate of xylitol (g / L / h) as a function of the specific rate of consumption of xylose in the medium (g / L / h) for the two strains EG1 and EG3,
- FIG. 11 is a graph illustrating the mass loss as a function of the fermentation time in the presence of xylose (70 g / L) by the two evolved EG3 and EG2 (ethanol strain Red TM is the starting strain).
- FIG. 12 illustrates the evolution of the loss of mass observed during the fermentation of xylose by strains EG5 and EG9.
- the cells were inoculated at a level of 1 g / kg of dry matter in a medium containing 70 g / kg of xylose. Fermentation was performed at 32 ° C.
- PCR amplifiers from a pUG6-like plasmid (Giildener U, Heck S, Fielder T, Beinhauer J, Hegemann JH, Nucleic Acids Res. 1996 Jul 1; 24 (13): 2519-2524).
- the yeast transformation step was carried out according to Gietz, R.D. and R.A. Woods. (2002) Transformation of yeast by the Liac / SS Carrier DNA / PEG method. Methods in Enzymology 350: 87-96.
- yeast strains according to the invention respectively EG1, EG2 and EG3 were deposited at the CNCM on April 14, 2010 and were assigned to them Numbers I-4293, I-4294 and I-4295 respectively.
- strains according to the invention have, according to a preferential mode, the following genotype:
- Ethanol Red TM, BUD5 :: ADH1 p-PsXRm (K270M) -CYC1t; HO :: ADH1p-PsXDH-CYC1t; BUD5 :: ADH1 p-XKS1-CYC1t;
- RPE1 TDH3p-RPE1-CYC1t
- RKI1 TDH3p-RKI1-CYC1t
- TKL 1 TDH3p-TKL 1-CYC1t
- TAL1 :: PGK1 p-TAL1-CYC1t
- AGRE3 AGRE3
- the mutagenesis of the strains obtained in the previous Example was carried out in a moderate manner, namely from 100 to 500 J / cm 2 and preferably at 300 J / cm 2 of ultraviolet at 254 nm.
- medium type YE Yeast Extract 0.5%) containing 7% of Xylose with stirring, without aeration - O2 limitation being achieved through a partial overpressure in the flasks due to CO2 produced during fermentation - one ml of the culture is used to re-seed the same medium. This operation is repeated 6 times.
- the cells are finally spread on YE glucose agar medium at 20 g / l. Isolated colonies are collected and then grown successively on:
- the inventors first tested in anaerobic batch culture genetically modified strains so as to be able to convert xylose to ethanol as obtained in Example 2. They were able to measure the apparent Km for xylose by measuring the rate of production of CO2 as a function of xylose concentration and that during the fermentation of xylose as sole source of carbon: it is 6.16 M.
- strains tested three are selected under SSF conditions to assess their ability to metabolize xylose along with glucose.
- the SSF assays were performed with low enzyme doses ranging from 4.3 to 8.6 Kg so that the rate of glucose release is low and the residual glucose concentration during fermentation. be zero.
- the strains tested were the strain EG3 and the strain EG1 respectively obtained before and after the step of directed evolution.
- the cells of strain EG1 are incapable of sporulating.
- the ability to sporulate these cells is determined by microscopic observation of tetrads or asci obtained by culturing the cells for 48 hours on a poor medium type SAA (0.8% sodium acetate, 1.5% agar).
- the tests were carried out at 32 ° C., pH 5.
- the seeding was 0.5 g yeast solids per kg of initial must.
- Progressive enzymatic release of glucose was achieved by using dextrins and adding glucoamylase.
- the doses of glucoamylase used were low (between 4.3 kat and 8.6 kat) in order to simulate the kinetics of cellulose hydrolysis by cellulases taking place in 72 hours.
- the initial glucose release rates tested were (A): 2.8 g / L / h, (B): 3.9 g / L / h and (C): 5.6 g / L / h, respectively. .
- the medium used is a synthetic medium containing yeast extract (5 g / kg), urea (2.5 g / kg), dipotassium phosphate (1 g / kg), a citrate buffer. 12 mM as well as minerals and vitamins. Results obtained
- FIGS. 3 to 5 show the evolution of glucose, xylose, ethanol, xylitol, and glycerol concentrations over time. These figures show that in 72 hours:
- strain EG3 consumed between 30 and 33 g of xylose according to the tests whereas it had hardly consumed in batch xylose.
- 17 to 20 g of xylitol were produced on the 30-33 g of xylose consumed, ie a ratio of 0.5 g / g for condition A and a ratio of 0.6 g / g for conditions B and C.
- FIGS. 4 to 6 show the evolution of glucose, xylose, ethanol, xylitol, and glycerol concentrations over time. These figures show that in 72 hours:
- the EG1 strain consumed between 45 and 60 g of xylose according to the tests is almost twice as much as the strain EG3.
- 10 to 13 g of xylitol were produced on the 45-60 g of xylose consumed or a ratio of 0.2 g / g for the three tests the amounts of glycerol product were low but higher than the strain EG3.
- the SSF test as carried out in the Example makes it possible to evaluate whether the uptake of the xylose would be greater in flow entering non-zero glucose but zero glucose concentration.
- Figure 9 shows the evolution of moving averages of xylose consumption rates by each of the two strains in the three tests performed as a function of the moving average glucose concentration in the medium over the same time interval. The results show:
- the slow and controlled release of glucose allows the cells not to undergo a strong change in osmotic pressure and to avoid engorgement of fermental pathways (Glycolysis, Pentoses Phosphate, and Carriers of sugars) which would limit the use of xylose.
- the cells are capable of metabolizing 62 g / l of xylose in 50 hours in a medium rich in carbon sources of the order of 200 g / l (Example with 130 g / L of glucose equivalent and 70 g / L of Xylose). These conditions as drastic have, to our knowledge, never been described.
- the specific rate of the strain EG1 is 0.5 g xylose / g MS yeast / h.
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