Bile acid fitness determinants of a Bacteroides fragilis isolate from a human pouchitis patient

Bacteroides fragilis comprises 1%–5% of the gut microbiota in healthy humans but can expand to >50% of the population in ulcerative colitis (UC) patients experiencing inflammation. The mechanisms underlying such microbial blooms are poorly understood, but the gut of UC patients has physicochemica...

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Published inmBio Vol. 15; no. 1; p. e0283023
Main Authors Fiebig, Aretha, Schnizlein, Matthew K., Pena-Rivera, Selymar, Trigodet, Florian, Dubey, Abhishek Anil, Hennessy, Miette K., Basu, Anindita, Pott, Sebastian, Dalal, Sushila, Rubin, David, Sogin, Mitchell L., Eren, A. Murat, Chang, Eugene B., Crosson, Sean
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LanguageEnglish
Published United States American Society for Microbiology 16.01.2024
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Bacteroides fragilis
bile
deoxycholate
Microbial Genetics
pouchitis
Research Article
stress response
Tn-seq
stress response
Bacteroides fragilis
cell envelope
pouchitis
Tn-seq
deoxycholate
bile
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Abstract Bacteroides fragilis comprises 1%–5% of the gut microbiota in healthy humans but can expand to >50% of the population in ulcerative colitis (UC) patients experiencing inflammation. The mechanisms underlying such microbial blooms are poorly understood, but the gut of UC patients has physicochemical features that differ from healthy patients and likely impact microbial physiology. For example, levels of the secondary bile acid deoxycholate (DC) are highly reduced in the ileoanal J-pouch of UC colectomy patients. We isolated a B. fragilis strain from a UC patient with pouch inflammation (i.e., pouchitis) and developed it as a genetic model system to identify genes and pathways that are regulated by DC and that impact B. fragilis fitness in DC and crude bile. Treatment of B. fragilis with a physiologically relevant concentration of DC reduced cell growth and remodeled transcription of one-quarter of the genome. DC strongly induced expression of chaperones and select transcriptional regulators and efflux systems, and down-regulated protein synthesis genes. Using a barcoded collection of ≈50,000 unique insertional mutants, we further defined B. fragilis genes that contribute to fitness in media containing DC or crude bile. Genes impacting cell envelope functions including cardiolipin synthesis, cell surface glycosylation, and systems implicated in sodium-dependent bioenergetics were major bile acid fitness factors. As expected, there was limited overlap between transcriptionally regulated genes and genes that impacted fitness in bile when disrupted. Our study provides a genome-scale view of a B. fragilis bile response and genetic determinants of its fitness in DC and crude bile. The Gram-negative bacterium Bacteroides fragilis is a common member of the human gut microbiota that colonizes multiple host niches and can influence human physiology through a variety of mechanisms. Identification of genes that enable B. fragilis to grow across a range of host environments has been impeded in part by the relatively limited genetic tractability of this species. We have developed a high-throughput genetic resource for a B. fragilis strain isolated from a UC pouchitis patient. Bile acids limit microbial growth and are altered in abundance in UC pouches, where B. fragilis often blooms. Using this resource, we uncovered pathways and processes that impact B. fragilis fitness in bile and that may contribute to population expansions during bouts of gut inflammation.
AbstractList The Gram-negative bacterium is a common member of the human gut microbiota that colonizes multiple host niches and can influence human physiology through a variety of mechanisms. Identification of genes that enable to grow across a range of host environments has been impeded in part by the relatively limited genetic tractability of this species. We have developed a high-throughput genetic resource for a strain isolated from a UC pouchitis patient. Bile acids limit microbial growth and are altered in abundance in UC pouches, where often blooms. Using this resource, we uncovered pathways and processes that impact fitness in bile and that may contribute to population expansions during bouts of gut inflammation.
Bacteroides fragilis comprises 1%–5% of the gut microbiota in healthy humans but can expand to >50% of the population in ulcerative colitis (UC) patients experiencing inflammation. The mechanisms underlying such microbial blooms are poorly understood, but the gut of UC patients has physicochemical features that differ from healthy patients and likely impact microbial physiology. For example, levels of the secondary bile acid deoxycholate (DC) are highly reduced in the ileoanal J-pouch of UC colectomy patients. We isolated a B. fragilis strain from a UC patient with pouch inflammation (i.e., pouchitis) and developed it as a genetic model system to identify genes and pathways that are regulated by DC and that impact B. fragilis fitness in DC and crude bile. Treatment of B. fragilis with a physiologically relevant concentration of DC reduced cell growth and remodeled transcription of one-quarter of the genome. DC strongly induced expression of chaperones and select transcriptional regulators and efflux systems, and down-regulated protein synthesis genes. Using a barcoded collection of ≈50,000 unique insertional mutants, we further defined B. fragilis genes that contribute to fitness in media containing DC or crude bile. Genes impacting cell envelope functions including cardiolipin synthesis, cell surface glycosylation, and systems implicated in sodium-dependent bioenergetics were major bile acid fitness factors. As expected, there was limited overlap between transcriptionally regulated genes and genes that impacted fitness in bile when disrupted. Our study provides a genome-scale view of a B. fragilis bile response and genetic determinants of its fitness in DC and crude bile.IMPORTANCEThe Gram-negative bacterium Bacteroides fragilis is a common member of the human gut microbiota that colonizes multiple host niches and can influence human physiology through a variety of mechanisms. Identification of genes that enable B. fragilis to grow across a range of host environments has been impeded in part by the relatively limited genetic tractability of this species. We have developed a high-throughput genetic resource for a B. fragilis strain isolated from a UC pouchitis patient. Bile acids limit microbial growth and are altered in abundance in UC pouches, where B. fragilis often blooms. Using this resource, we uncovered pathways and processes that impact B. fragilis fitness in bile and that may contribute to population expansions during bouts of gut inflammation.
Bacteroides fragilis comprises 1%–5% of the gut microbiota in healthy humans but can expand to >50% of the population in ulcerative colitis (UC) patients experiencing inflammation. The mechanisms underlying such microbial blooms are poorly understood, but the gut of UC patients has physicochemical features that differ from healthy patients and likely impact microbial physiology. For example, levels of the secondary bile acid deoxycholate (DC) are highly reduced in the ileoanal J-pouch of UC colectomy patients. We isolated a B. fragilis strain from a UC patient with pouch inflammation (i.e., pouchitis) and developed it as a genetic model system to identify genes and pathways that are regulated by DC and that impact B. fragilis fitness in DC and crude bile. Treatment of B. fragilis with a physiologically relevant concentration of DC reduced cell growth and remodeled transcription of one-quarter of the genome. DC strongly induced expression of chaperones and select transcriptional regulators and efflux systems, and down-regulated protein synthesis genes. Using a barcoded collection of ≈50,000 unique insertional mutants, we further defined B. fragilis genes that contribute to fitness in media containing DC or crude bile. Genes impacting cell envelope functions including cardiolipin synthesis, cell surface glycosylation, and systems implicated in sodium-dependent bioenergetics were major bile acid fitness factors. As expected, there was limited overlap between transcriptionally regulated genes and genes that impacted fitness in bile when disrupted. Our study provides a genome-scale view of a B. fragilis bile response and genetic determinants of its fitness in DC and crude bile.
The Gram-negative bacterium Bacteroides fragilis is a common member of the human gut microbiota that colonizes multiple host niches and can influence human physiology through a variety of mechanisms. Identification of genes that enable B. fragilis to grow across a range of host environments has been impeded in part by the relatively limited genetic tractability of this species. We have developed a high-throughput genetic resource for a B. fragilis strain isolated from a UC pouchitis patient. Bile acids limit microbial growth and are altered in abundance in UC pouches, where B. fragilis often blooms. Using this resource, we uncovered pathways and processes that impact B. fragilis fitness in bile and that may contribute to population expansions during bouts of gut inflammation.IMPORTANCEThe Gram-negative bacterium Bacteroides fragilis is a common member of the human gut microbiota that colonizes multiple host niches and can influence human physiology through a variety of mechanisms. Identification of genes that enable B. fragilis to grow across a range of host environments has been impeded in part by the relatively limited genetic tractability of this species. We have developed a high-throughput genetic resource for a B. fragilis strain isolated from a UC pouchitis patient. Bile acids limit microbial growth and are altered in abundance in UC pouches, where B. fragilis often blooms. Using this resource, we uncovered pathways and processes that impact B. fragilis fitness in bile and that may contribute to population expansions during bouts of gut inflammation.
Bacteroides fragilis comprises 1%–5% of the gut microbiota in healthy humans but can expand to >50% of the population in ulcerative colitis (UC) patients experiencing inflammation. The mechanisms underlying such microbial blooms are poorly understood, but the gut of UC patients has physicochemical features that differ from healthy patients and likely impact microbial physiology. For example, levels of the secondary bile acid deoxycholate (DC) are highly reduced in the ileoanal J-pouch of UC colectomy patients. We isolated a B. fragilis strain from a UC patient with pouch inflammation (i.e., pouchitis) and developed it as a genetic model system to identify genes and pathways that are regulated by DC and that impact B. fragilis fitness in DC and crude bile. Treatment of B. fragilis with a physiologically relevant concentration of DC reduced cell growth and remodeled transcription of one-quarter of the genome. DC strongly induced expression of chaperones and select transcriptional regulators and efflux systems, and down-regulated protein synthesis genes. Using a barcoded collection of ≈50,000 unique insertional mutants, we further defined B. fragilis genes that contribute to fitness in media containing DC or crude bile. Genes impacting cell envelope functions including cardiolipin synthesis, cell surface glycosylation, and systems implicated in sodium-dependent bioenergetics were major bile acid fitness factors. As expected, there was limited overlap between transcriptionally regulated genes and genes that impacted fitness in bile when disrupted. Our study provides a genome-scale view of a B. fragilis bile response and genetic determinants of its fitness in DC and crude bile. The Gram-negative bacterium Bacteroides fragilis is a common member of the human gut microbiota that colonizes multiple host niches and can influence human physiology through a variety of mechanisms. Identification of genes that enable B. fragilis to grow across a range of host environments has been impeded in part by the relatively limited genetic tractability of this species. We have developed a high-throughput genetic resource for a B. fragilis strain isolated from a UC pouchitis patient. Bile acids limit microbial growth and are altered in abundance in UC pouches, where B. fragilis often blooms. Using this resource, we uncovered pathways and processes that impact B. fragilis fitness in bile and that may contribute to population expansions during bouts of gut inflammation.
ABSTRACTBacteroides fragilis comprises 1%–5% of the gut microbiota in healthy humans but can expand to >50% of the population in ulcerative colitis (UC) patients experiencing inflammation. The mechanisms underlying such microbial blooms are poorly understood, but the gut of UC patients has physicochemical features that differ from healthy patients and likely impact microbial physiology. For example, levels of the secondary bile acid deoxycholate (DC) are highly reduced in the ileoanal J-pouch of UC colectomy patients. We isolated a B. fragilis strain from a UC patient with pouch inflammation (i.e., pouchitis) and developed it as a genetic model system to identify genes and pathways that are regulated by DC and that impact B. fragilis fitness in DC and crude bile. Treatment of B. fragilis with a physiologically relevant concentration of DC reduced cell growth and remodeled transcription of one-quarter of the genome. DC strongly induced expression of chaperones and select transcriptional regulators and efflux systems, and down-regulated protein synthesis genes. Using a barcoded collection of ≈50,000 unique insertional mutants, we further defined B. fragilis genes that contribute to fitness in media containing DC or crude bile. Genes impacting cell envelope functions including cardiolipin synthesis, cell surface glycosylation, and systems implicated in sodium-dependent bioenergetics were major bile acid fitness factors. As expected, there was limited overlap between transcriptionally regulated genes and genes that impacted fitness in bile when disrupted. Our study provides a genome-scale view of a B. fragilis bile response and genetic determinants of its fitness in DC and crude bile.IMPORTANCEThe Gram-negative bacterium Bacteroides fragilis is a common member of the human gut microbiota that colonizes multiple host niches and can influence human physiology through a variety of mechanisms. Identification of genes that enable B. fragilis to grow across a range of host environments has been impeded in part by the relatively limited genetic tractability of this species. We have developed a high-throughput genetic resource for a B. fragilis strain isolated from a UC pouchitis patient. Bile acids limit microbial growth and are altered in abundance in UC pouches, where B. fragilis often blooms. Using this resource, we uncovered pathways and processes that impact B. fragilis fitness in bile and that may contribute to population expansions during bouts of gut inflammation.
Author Pott, Sebastian
Fiebig, Aretha
Pena-Rivera, Selymar
Trigodet, Florian
Dalal, Sushila
Crosson, Sean
Rubin, David
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Basu, Anindita
Chang, Eugene B.
Hennessy, Miette K.
Dubey, Abhishek Anil
Eren, A. Murat
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Snippet Bacteroides fragilis comprises 1%–5% of the gut microbiota in healthy humans but can expand to >50% of the population in ulcerative colitis (UC) patients...
The Gram-negative bacterium is a common member of the human gut microbiota that colonizes multiple host niches and can influence human physiology through a...
Bacteroides fragilis comprises 1%–5% of the gut microbiota in healthy humans but can expand to >50% of the population in ulcerative colitis (UC) patients...
The Gram-negative bacterium Bacteroides fragilis is a common member of the human gut microbiota that colonizes multiple host niches and can influence human...
ABSTRACTBacteroides fragilis comprises 1%–5% of the gut microbiota in healthy humans but can expand to >50% of the population in ulcerative colitis (UC)...
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bile
deoxycholate
Microbial Genetics
pouchitis
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stress response
Tn-seq
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Title Bile acid fitness determinants of a Bacteroides fragilis isolate from a human pouchitis patient
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