Expression, characterization, and application of human-like recombinant gelatin
Xiaoping Song , Tao Chu , Wanru Shi , Jingyan He
Bioresources and Bioprocessing ›› 2024, Vol. 11 ›› Issue (1) : 69
Expression, characterization, and application of human-like recombinant gelatin
Gelatin is a product obtained through partial hydrolysis and thermal denaturation of collagen, belonging to natural biopeptides. With irreplaceable biological functions in the field of biomedical science and tissue engineering, it has been widely applied. The amino acid sequence of recombinant human-like gelatin was constructed through a newly designed hexamer composed of six protein monomer sequences in series, with the minimum repeating unit being the characteristic Gly-X-Y sequence found in type III human collagen α1 chain. The nucleotide sequence was subsequently inserted into the genome of Pichia pastoris to enable soluble secretion expression of recombinant gelatin. At the shake flask fermentation level, the yield of recombinant gelatin is up to 0.057 g/L, and its purity can rise up to 95% through affinity purification. It was confirmed in the molecular weight determination and amino acid analysis that the amino acid composition of the obtained recombinant gelatin is identical to that of the theoretically designed. Furthermore, scanning electron microscopy revealed that the freeze-dried recombinant gelatin hydrogel exhibited a porous structure. After culturing cells continuously within these gelatin microspheres for two days followed by fluorescence staining and observation through confocal laser scanning microscopy, it was observed that cells clustered together within the gelatin matrix, exhibiting three-dimensional growth characteristics while maintaining good viability. This research presents promising prospects for developing recombinant gelatin as a biomedical material.
Recombinant human gelatin / Monomer protein sequence / Pichia pastoris / Characterization / Three- dimensional culture / Biomedical materials
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