Spectroscopic investigations of the chiral interactions between lipase and the herbicide dichlorprop.
Spectroscopic investigations of the chiral interactions between lipase and the herbicide dichlorprop.
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10.1002/chir.20608
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2009-03
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通讯作者:
Yuezhong Wen;Yu Yuan;Chen Shen;Huijun Liu;Wei-ping Liu
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作者:
Yuezhong Wen;Yu Yuan;Chen Shen;Huijun Liu;Wei-ping Liu
The enantioselective interaction between penicillium expansum alkaline lipase and chiral phenoxypropionic acid herbicide dichlorprop was studied by using UV differential spectrophotometry and fluorescence spectrophotometry in the presence of a pH 8, phosphate buffer solution. Chiral differences in the UV absorption and fluorescence spectra of lipase with dichlorprop were detected. (R)-Dichlorprop interacted the strongest with lipase as measured by both UV absorption and fluorescence spectrophotometry, followed by (Rac)-dichlorprop, while (S)-dichlorprop had the weakest interaction. The hydrophobic interaction seem to play the dominant role in the interactions and the (R)-enantiomer needed the minimum put of energy to drive the endothermic reaction, while the Rac-type and S-type compounds needed more for the reaction to take place. In the meantime, the catalytic hydrolysis of FDA with lipase show that (R)-DCPP could inhibit lipase the most strongly relatively at the same condition, perhaps because (R)-DCPP had a stronger combining effect and high enantiomeric selectivity on lipase than (Rac)-DCPP and (S)-DCPP.