Procés per a l'obtenció d'aldolasses recombinants i llur aplicació a la síntesi de sintons quirals

  • López Santin, Josep (Principal Investigator)
  • Durany Turk, Olga Maria (Researcher on contract)
  • Ferrer Alegre, Pau (Researcher on contract)
  • Alvaro Campos, Gregorio (Investigator)
  • Benaiges Massa, Maria Dolors (Investigator)
  • Caminal Saperas, Glòria (Investigator)
  • Clapes Saborit, Pedro (Investigator)
  • Gonzalez Anadon, Gloria (Investigator)
  • Mas Rocabayera, Carlos de (Investigator)

    Project Details

    Description

    The main aim of the submitted research project is the production and use of non-commercial aldolases, which are cloned in E. coli, catalysing the synthesis of different diols with a defined stereochemistry. Two different dihydroxycetone phosphate (DHAP) dependent aldolases will be produced: fuculose-1-phosphate aldolase, enzyme producer of 3R, 4R diols by condensation of different aldehydes or ketones with DHAP, and rhamnulose-1 phosphate aldolase, which catalyses the formation of 3R, 4S diols. Fermentation and purification processes will be optimez in order to maximize the obtention of stable biocatalysts. The recombinant enzymes, as well the commercial RAMA aldolase will be used in the development of appropriate reaction medium for aldol condensation, employing poor water-soluble model aldehydes as substrates. The obtained methodology will be applied to the synthesisi of aminosugars and polyesters of pharmaceutical interest. The main benefir to be expectd is the availability of useful biocatalysts for the synthesisi of chiral intermediates, as well as the development of methodology for practical application of aldolases in C-C bond formaing reactions
    StatusFinished
    Effective start/end date30/12/9930/12/02

    Collaborative partners

    • Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) (Subproject Responsible)

    Funding

    • Comisión Interministerial de Ciencia y Tecnología (CICYT): €77,680.80

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