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Symbiotic relationships can be classified in many ways, from mutualistic to parasitic. In 1247

many cases, the symbiont biosynthesizes natural products that can be utilized by the host. For B.

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neritina, the symbiont E. sertula synthesizes bryostatins using an unusual trans-AT PKS system. 1249

The mechanism by which the trans-AT recognizes the correct enzymatic domain for formation 1250

of the bryostatin polyketide is not fully characterized. The research of protein-protein 1251

interactions between trans-AT and the KS-AT interdomain regions has determined the potential 1252

PKS KS-AT region of the module location as where trans-AT interaction occurs. 1253

The bioactive bryostatins may also play a role in in the host-symbiont interaction. 1254

Understanding how the host adapts to symbiont-produced natural products will illustrate another 1255

mechanism of host-symbiont co-evolution. Bryostatins are useful in deterring the predation of B.

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neritina larvae, but are potent PKC activators via C1b domain binding. In this study, I 1257

determined binding affinities of bryostatin-1 and PMA compounds to PKC C1b domains from B.

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neritina and other Bugula spp. to establish the relative interaction with each Bugula spp. to 1259

bryostatins. These data can advance knowledge of how the Bugula host has potentially adapted 1260

to the symbiont-produced bryostatins over time. 1261

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