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. 2018 Jun 12;360(14):2742–2751. doi: 10.1002/adsc.201800541

Table 1.

ADH‐mediated DKR approaches to enantiopure profen derivatives with cofactor recycling.

Entry[a] [1 a] (mM) [Product] (mM) [NAD+] (mM/eq.) NAD Recycling[b] [ADH] (mg/mL) TONNAD TTNADH ee product (S) %
118a 0.5 0.27 (2 a) 0.01/0.02 Coupled‐substrate EtOH[c] 0.01 44 1038 90 (2 a)
221b 5 3.7 (2 a) 0.05/0.01 Coupled‐substrate EtOH n.r.[d] 74 n.d. 98 (2 a)
322 5 4.9 (2 a) 0.1/0.02 Coupled‐substrate 1,4‐butanediol 0.1 49 1884 95 (2 a)
411 5 2.4 (3 a) 2/0.4 Coupled‐enzyme NOX 20 1.2 5 50 (3 a)
511 5 3.2 (3 a) 1/0.2 Coupled‐enzyme NOX 37.5 3.2 3 88 (3 a)
67 10 5.2 (2 a) +4.5 (3 a) 1[e]/0.1 PIDAT 5 4.9[f] 76 93 (2 a) 88 (3 a)
7[g] 75 28.1 (2 a) +26.5 (3 a) 1[h]/0.01 PIDAT 1[h] 26.5[i] 2100 96 (2 a) 89 (3 a)

[a] Data from literature, see references.

[b] NOX: NAD(P)H oxidase; PIDAT: Parallel Interconnected Dynamic Asymmetric Transformation (one enzyme, no co‐substrate).

[c] 10% THF as co‐solvent.

[d] n.r. not reported (0.5 mU/mL on benzyl alcohol; enzyme obtained with 1.4 U per liter culture).

[e] NADH/NAD+, 1:1, 1 mM each.

[f] TON of each redox state of nicotinamide molecule (NADH/NAD+ pair).

[g] 4 vol% MTBE.

[h] Total amount (added in two equal portions over 24 h, total reaction time 48 h).

[i] Each turn‐over converts two molecules of substrate. n.d. not determined.