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. 2012 Apr;78(8):2631–2637. doi: 10.1128/AEM.06586-11

Table 1.

Kinetic resolution of dehalogenation of rac-2-CPE and the azide-mediated ring-opening reaction of rac-styrene oxide catalyzed by wild-type HheA and its variants

Enzyme Substrate % conversion (h)a e.e.(s) (%) Config.b e.e.(p) (%) Config. E valuec
HheA WT rac-2-CPE 33 (3) 11 R 22 S 1.7
V136Y/L141G variant rac-2-CPE 43 (2) 57 S 77 R 13
V136Y/L141G/N178A variant rac-2-CPE 40 (0.6) 58 R 86 S 23
N178A variant rac-2-CPE 50 (0.4) 98 R 97 S >200
HheA WT rac-styrene oxide 7 (0.4)d 5 R 65 S 5
N178A variant rac-styrene oxide 51 (0.4) 96 R 93 S 108
a

The reaction time is indicated in parentheses. All reactions were carried out using the crude extract of the enzymes. The expression levels of HheA and its variants were estimated from SDS-PAGE.

b

Config., absolute configuration.

c

E values were calculated from the e.e. for the substrate [e.e.(s)] and that for the product [e.e.(p)] according to the formula E = ln[(1 − e.e.(s))/(1 + e.e.(s)/e.e.(p))]/ln[(1 + e.e.(s))/(1 + e.e.(s)/e.e.(p))].

d

The concentration of wild-type HheA used in this reaction is 5-fold higher than that of the enzymes used in all other reactions due to its low activity in the ring-opening reaction of styrene oxide with azide.