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Title Saudi Pharmaceutical Journal June 2023
Edition June 2023
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Subject(s) Potato crops
Genomics
Priestia megaterium
Biosynthetic gene clusters
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GMD Jurnal
Language Indonesia
Publisher University of Jeddah
Publishing Year 2023
Publishing Place Arab Saudi
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Introduction: Insights about the effects of gold nanoparticles (AuNPs) on the biosynthetic manipulation of
unknown microbe secondary metabolites could be a promising technique for prospective research on
nano-biotechnology.
Aim: In this research, we aimed to isolate a fresh, non-domesticated unknown bacterium strain from a
common scab of potato crop located in Saudi Arabia and study the metabolic profile.
Methodology: This was achieved through genomic DNA (gDNA) sequencing using Oxford Nanopore

Technology. The genomic data were subjected to several bioinformatics tools, including canu-1.9 soft-
ware, Prokka, DFAST, Geneious Prime, and AntiSMASH. We exposed the culture of the bacterial isolate

with different concentrations of AuNPs and investigated the effects of AuNPs on secondary metabolites
biosynthesis using several analytical techniques. Furthermore, Tandem-mass spectrometric (MS/MS)
technique was optimized for the characterization of several significant sub-classes.

Results: The genomic draft sequence assembly, alignment, and annotation have verified the bacterial iso-
late as Priestia megaterium. This bacterium has secondary metabolites related to different biosynthetic

gene clusters. AuNPs intervention showed an increase in the production of compounds with the molec-
ular weights of 254 and 270 Da in a direct-dependent manner with the increase of the AuNPs concentra-
tions.

Conclusion: The increase in the yields of compound 1 and 2 concomitantly with the increase in the con-
centration of the added AuNPs provide evidences about the effects of nanoparticles on the biosynthesis of

the secondary metabolites. It contributes to the discovery of genes involved in different biosynthetic gene clusters (BGCs) and prediction of the structures of the natural products.
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