TRANSFORMATION OF TRICHODERMA-REESEI WITH THE HORMOCONIS-RESINAE GLUCOAMYLASE-P (GAMP) GENE - PRODUCTION OF A HETEROLOGOUS GLUCOAMYLASE BY TRICHODERMA-REESEI
Vv. Joutsjoki et al., TRANSFORMATION OF TRICHODERMA-REESEI WITH THE HORMOCONIS-RESINAE GLUCOAMYLASE-P (GAMP) GENE - PRODUCTION OF A HETEROLOGOUS GLUCOAMYLASE BY TRICHODERMA-REESEI, Current genetics, 24(3), 1993, pp. 223-228
A cDNA encoding for the glucoamylase P enzyme (GAMP) of the fungus Hor
moconis resinae was introduced into the cellulolytic filamentous fungu
s Trichoderma reesei under the control of the promoter of the major ce
llulase gene (cbh1) of Trichoderma. The transforming vector plasmid us
ed was found to be integrated into the genome of T reesei at various l
ocations and in multiple copies. The size of the GAMP secreted by Tric
hoderma varied because of different glycosylation patterns. The best t
ransformant strains secreted about 700 mg/l of active GAMP, which is 2
0-fold more than obtained with H. resinae.