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Enzyme Functional Group - Biochemistry - Lecture Slides, Slides of Biochemistry

This lecture is part of lecture series on Enzymes in Functional Group Transformation course. This lecture was delivered in Biochemistry class at Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science and Technology. This lecture main points are: Enzymes, Transformation, Oxidoreductases, Transferases, Lyases, Isomerases, Ligases, Alcohols

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Module 9: Enzymes in Functional

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Group Transformation

Lecture15: Enzymes in Functional

Group Transformation

(Topic Contd. Lecture No.15 -30)(Topic Contd. Lecture No.

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The Main Enzyme classes

1. Oxidoreductases

Oxidation-reduction reactions

2. Transferases

Transfer of functional groups

3. Hydrolases

Hydrolysis reactions

3.

yd o ases

yd o ys s

eact o s

4. Lyases

Group elimination (forming new bonds)

5 Isomerases

Isomerization reactions

5. Isomerases

Isomerization reactions

6. Ligases

Bond formation coupled withatriphosphate cleavage

In

the

subsequent

section

we

will

discuss

the

synthetic

potentials

of

oxidoreductases, hydrolases, lyases and isomerases due to their wide applicabilityin organic synthesis.

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Dehydrogenase mechanismDehydrogenase

mechanism

• A holoenzyme (an enzyme with its

A holoenzyme (an enzyme with itscoenzyme) binds a carbonyl compound

• A hydride on the coenzyme is transferred• A hydride on the coenzyme is transferred

to the carbonylTh

l^

th

d

t

• The enzyme releases the product• The oxidized coenzyme is transferred

back into the reduced form

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O

P

P

CONH HR

Hs

CONH Hs

HR

L

S

P

P

N

CONH

2

N ADPR

CONH

2

ADPR

ADPR

L

S

OH

L

S

P1: Pro-
S , si face from
M. javanicus
P2: Pro-
R
si face from
Pseudomonas
sp. or
Lactobacillus keifir
P3: Pro-
R
re face, from yeast, horse liver
P4: Pro
S
re face unknown
P4: Pro-
S^
re face, unknown.

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Coenzyme regenerationCoenzyme

regeneration

O

a^

b

R
R'
O
R
R'
OH
R^
R'
O
R
R'
OH

Enzyme 1

Enzyme 1

a.^

b.

NADH
NAD

+^

NADH
NAD
O
OH
CO
HCO H
CO

2

HCO
H 2

Enzyme 2

Auxiliary substrate

Enzyme 2

Auxiliary substrate

Auxiliary substrate

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Example of reduction using the formate/formateExample

of reduction using the formate/formate

dehydrogenase NADH-recycling system

Cl

O
CO

Et 2

Cl

OH
CO

Et^2

carbonyl reductase from Rhodococcus erythropolis^ NAD

+^

HCO
H
NAD
+, HCO
H 2

formate dehydrogenas

Yield = 100%; ee = 99%

O
CO

Et 2

OH
CO

Et 2

carbonyl reductase from Rhodococcus erythropolis^ NAD

+^

HCO
H
NAD
+, HCO
H 2

formate dehydrogenas

Yield = 49%; de = 95%; ee = 99%

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OH
OH
OH

R -ketoreductase

O
R
R'
R
R'
R
R'

R -ketoreductase

R
R'
O

Isolated enzyme

Whole cell(mixture of R/S ketoreductases)

OH
OH
OH

Unnatural substrate

R
R'
R
R'
R
R'

S -ketoreductase

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Synthesis of both enantiomers using one microorganism by choosing appropriate conditions

R^

R' O

R^

R' OH

R^

R' OH

inhibitor of R-enzymeor activator of S-enzyme

inhibitor of S-enzymeor activator of R-enzyme

R^

R

Unnatural substrate

(S)

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