Abstract:γ-glutamyltranspeptidase (GGT) is widely used in clinical diagnosis, food processing, and pharmaceutical manufacturing, whereas the low expression limits its application expansion. To improve the expression of GGT, we employed MūtCompute to engineer the GGT derived from Bacillus licheniformis and obtained the mutant GGTA339C with improved catalytic efficiency. By analyzing the substrate-binding pocket, we found that the mutant GGTA339C had a more open substrate-binding region and a substantially straighter tunnel than the control, with a 255% increase in activity. Subsequently, with B. licheniformis BL11 as the starting strain, we constructed the strain BL11::prsA/pPykzA+rbs6-SPSacC-GGTA339C with efficient GGT secretion by integrating the expression of chaperone PrsA, and the enzyme activity reached 22.1 U/mL. Finally, after optimization of the fermentation process in a 5 L fermenter, the GGT activity reached 180.14 U/mL, marking the highest level of GGT activity reported to date. In conclusion, the mutant GGTA339C with high catalytic performance was successfully obtained, and the strain B. licheniformis BL11::prsA/pPykzA+rbs6-SPSacC-GGTA339C was attained with high production of GGT, which provided an excellent strain for the industrial production and catalytic application of GGT.