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Cyclopiazonic acid biosynthesis gene cluster gene <i>cpaM</i> is required for speradine A biosynthesis
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GeneticsMolecular BiologySecondary MetaboliteMolecular GeneticsGenomicsChemical BiologyBiosynthesisBiochemical TaxonomyGene StructureBiochemical GeneticsNatural Product BiosynthesisBiotransformationBiochemistryGene ExpressionCyclopiazonic AcidProtein BiosynthesisBiologyNatural SciencesMicrobiologyA. TamariiAspergillus Tamarii IsolateMedicine
Speradine A is a derivative of cyclopiazonic acid (CPA) found in culture of an Aspergillus tamarii isolate. Heterologous expression of a predicted methyltransferase gene, cpaM, in the cpa biosynthesis gene cluster of A. tamarii resulted in the speradine A production in a 2-oxoCPA producing A. oryzae strain, indicating cpaM is involved in the speradine A biosynthesis.
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