Enzymes in Synthetic Organic Chemistry
Enzymes in Synthetic Organic Chemistry
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DOI:
10.1201/b11923-109
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发表时间:
1994-06
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通讯作者:
Chi‐Huey Wong;G. Whitesides
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作者:
Chi‐Huey Wong;G. Whitesides
Part 1 General aspects: rate acceleration in enzyme-catalyzed reactions Michaelis-Menten kinetics enzyme inhibition specificity improvement or alteration of enzyme specifity enzyme stabilization and reactor configuration cofactor regeneration enzyme catalysis in organic solvents multienzyme systems and metabolic engineering rational design of new enzymatic catalysts references. Part 2 Use of hydrolytic enzymes - amidases, proteases, esterases, lipases, nitrilases, phosphatases, epoxide hydrolases: amidases protease-catalyzed peptide synthesis proteases that act as esterases acetylcholine esterase pig liver esterase phospholipases cholesterol esterase lipases nitrile hydrolysis enzymes epoxide hydrolase phosphatase references. Part 3 Oxidoreductions: nicotinamide cofactor dependent oxidoreductions dehydrogenases which utilize ketoacids as substrates other NAD(P)-dependent dehydrogenases oxidoreductases that are metalloenzymes references. Part 4 C-C bond formation: aldol condensation ketol and aldol transfer reaction addition of HCN to aldehydes acyloin condensation C-C bond forming reactions involving acetyl coA isoprenoid and steroid synthesis replacement of chloroalanine C-C bond formation catalyzed by vitamin B[12] references. Part 5 Synthesis of glycoside bonds: background glycosyltransferases of the Leloir pathway substrate specificity and synthetic applications of glycosyltransferases non-leloir glycosyltransferases glycosidases transglycosidases synthesis of N-glycosides biological applications of synthetic glycoconjugates future opportunities references. Part 6 Addition, elimination and other group transfer reactions (phosphoryl-, methyl-,sulpho-and amino-transfer reactions): addition of water to alkenes - fumarase addition of ammonia to double bonds - ammonia lyases transamination - aminotransferases addition and elimination of carboxyl group nucleoside triphosphate requiring enzymatic reactions preparation of ATP chiral at -, - or - phosphorous phosphorothioate-containing DNA and RNA DNA and RNA oligomers incorporation of modified or unnatural bases into DNA or RNA dehalogenation synthesis of chiral methyl groups S-adenosylmethionine and transmethylation sulfate activation and transfer reactions.