英文摘要 |
Many species of marine macroalgae contain a variety of halogenated secondary metabolites. Haloperoxidase, a halogenating enzyme, is considered to play a key role in their syntheses in the presence of halides and hydrogen peroxide. These enzymes are responsible for theemission of volatile bromomethanes such as bromoform and dibromomethane in the marine environment. Haloperoxidaseproduce small amounts of bromophenol, halogenated terpene, bromo-topsentins, diazonamides and jasplakinolides, which often have important biological activity. In this study, we collected 15 species of marine algae from Taiwan's northeast, Kenting and Penghu sea area for screening the vanadium-haloperoxidase enzyme (V-BrPO)activities with modified thymol blue colorimetric assay method.It was showed that Boodlea compositapossessed the vanadium-haloperoxidase enzyme activity.We also purifiedthis enzyme from B.composita with ammonium sulfate precipitation, DEAE-cellulose ion-exchange chromatography, Q-sepharose FF chromatography and Superdex 200 10/300 gel chromatography. The relative molecular masses of V-BrPO was22kDa separated fromgel filtrationand SDS-PAGE. |