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. 2013 Feb 10;52(11):3277–3279. doi: 10.1002/anie.201209946

Table 1.

Kinetic resolution of sulfate esters rac-1 a–7 a with retention and inversion using PAS and PISA1Inline graphic

Substrate Enzyme t [h] Conv. [%][a] eeP [%] eeS [%] E value[a]
rac-1 a[b] PAS 24 49 97 (S) 92 (R) 190 (S)
rac-2 a PAS 24 49 91 (S) 89 (R) 59 (S)
rac-3 a PAS 6 46 98 (S) 84 (R) >200 (S)
rac-4 a[c PAS 6 61 48 (S) 74 (R) 6 (S)
rac-5 a[c] PAS 6 53 11 (S) 11 (R) <2 (S)
rac-6 a[c] PAS 6 65 22 (R) 40 (S) ≍2 (R)
rac-7 a PAS 48 30 >99 (S) 46 (R) >200 (S)
rac-1 a[b,d] PISA1 6 47 98 (S) 89 (S) >200 (S)
rac-2 a[d] PISA1 4 56 55 (S) 80 (S) 8 (S)
rac-3 a[d] PISA1 6 57 32 (S) 40 (S) ≍3 (S)
rac-4 a[c] PISA1 72 50 >99 (R) >99 (R) >200 (R)
rac-5 a[c,e] PISA1 24 50 >99 (R) >99 (R) >200 (R)
rac-6 a[c,d] PISA1 24 50 >99 (R) >99 (R) >200 (R)
rac-7 a PISA1 72 49 >99 (S) 93 (S) >200 (S)

See the Supporting Information for reaction conditions. [a] Calculated from eeP (ee value of product) and eeS (ee value of starting material) according to Ref. 10c,d. [b] 20 % DMSO (v/v) as cosolvent to suppress non-enzymatic background hydrolysis. [c] Switch in Cahn–Ingold–Prelog priorities. [d] See Ref. 10c. [e] See Ref. 10d.