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Enzymes Rhodococcus equi

A few synthetic applications for obtaining biologically active compounds have been described, based on the use of these bacterial enzymes. For instance, the pheromone (S)-frontalin was synthesized in five steps in 94% ee (but rather low overall yield) via a chemoenzymatic route implying epoxide resolution using lyophilized cells oi Rhodococcus equi [189] (Fig. 16). [Pg.179]

The amide unit to be cleaved by an enzyme can also be part of a cyclic system thus lactams can also be hydrolysed selectively using enzymes or micro-organisms. For example, the y-lactam (22) (Scheme 3.14) is hydrolysed enantiospecifically by an amidase in Rhodococcus equi to give the amino... [Pg.89]

The bicyclic y-lactam shown in Scheme 2.19 is an important starting material for the production of antiviral agents, such as Carbovir and Abacavir. It can be efficiently resolved using enantiocomplementary y-lactamases from microbial sources an enzyme from Rhodococcus equi produced the (5)-configurated amino acid (plus enantiomeric non-converted lactam), and another lactamase isolated... [Pg.59]

D. Kubac, A. Cejkova, J. Masak, V. Jirku, M. Lemaire, E. Gallienne, ). Bolte, R. Stioukal, L. Martinkova, Biotransformation of nitriles by Rhodococcus equi A4 immobilized in LentiKats, 1. Mol. Catal. B Enzym. 39 (2006) 59-61. [Pg.275]


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