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. 1999 Mar 30;96(7):4192–4197. doi: 10.1073/pnas.96.7.4192

Table 2.

Products formed from the reaction of cslbLOX and of cslbLOXH608V with either LA or TL

Mutants Products obtained with LA
Products obtained with TL
Positional isomers 13-HODE:9HODE and major enantiomer Amount of TL oxygenation and molar ratios of oxygenation products, TL-3HODE : TL-2HODE : TL-1HODE Positional isomers 13-HOME:9-HODE and major enantiomer
cslbLOX 84 : 16 100% 90 : 10
S : S 44 : 30 : 36 S : rac
H608V 5 : 95 42% 65 : 35
rac : S 2 : 26 : 72 S : rac
H608M 21 : 79 71% 83 : 17
S : S 25 : 34 : 41 S : rac
T607I 45 : 55 74% 85 : 15
S : S 19 : 29 : 52 S : rac
T607IH608V 11 : 89 88% 72 : 28
s : S 18 : 30 : 52 S : rac
T607IH608M 18 : 82 90% 80 : 20
S : S 18 : 33 : 49 S : rac
R758LH608V 60 : 40 20% 50 : 50
rac : rac 5 : 29 : 66 rac : rac
R758LT607IH608V 52 : 48 17% 50 : 50
rac : rac 2 : 31 : 67 rac : rac

S > 80% S-enantiomer; s = 70–80% S-enantiomer; rac = 50–70% S-enantiomer, racemic. Oxygenated fatty acid derivatives were isolated by RP-HPLC (shown for TL in Fig. 4). Positional isomers of hydroxylinoleic acid (HODE) were given as molar ratios determined by SP-HPLC (Fig. 3). Optical isomers were determined by CP-HPLC (Fig. 3 Insets).