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. 2019 Oct 10;361(22):5264–5271. doi: 10.1002/adsc.201900921

Table 1.

Oxidation of allylic racsec‐alcohols using AtBBE15 L182V variants.[a]

Substr.

Variant of AtBBE15 L182V

conv. [%]

ee s [%][b]

E

1 a

[c]

50[d]

>99 (R)

>200

1 a

I409V[e]

10

11 (R)

>200

2 a

[c]

55[d]

>99 (R)

49

2 a

L178V/I184V[e]

<1

n.d.[f]

n.d.[f]

2 a

I409V[e]

8

8 (R)

26

3 a

[c]

50

>99 (R)

>200

3 a

L178V/I184V[e]

14

16 (R)

135

3 a

I409V[e]

34

51 (R)

>200

4 a

[c]

57

>99 (R)

35

4 a

L178V/I184V[e]

17

20 (R)

102

4 a

I409V[e]

44

78 (R)

>200

5 a

I409V[e]

8

8 (R)

26

[a] Condition: KPi‐buffer (200 mM, pH 7.0) containing the oxidases (1.67 μM in case of L178V/I184V variant and 16.7 μM in case of I409V variant and AtBBE15 L182V, final concentration in 500 μL reaction volume in 4 mL glass vials), catalase from Micrococcus lysodeikticus (15 μL, 170000 U/mL), the substrate (50 mM). The reaction mixtures and blanks were shaken for 16 hours (170 rpm, 21 °C) and extracted with ethyl acetate (2×300 μL), dried with Na2SO4 and measured by GC‐FID.

[b] Ees values for 1 a were measured by using GC on a chiral phase. ees values for 2 a5 a were measured by using HPLC using a chiral column.

[c] Contains the L182V exchange only.

[d] This substrate has already been reported with AtBBE15 L182V.8b

[e] Performed in the presence of 2 bar oxygen pressure.

[f] Not determined due to low conversion.