Regioselective preparation of thiamphenicol esters through lipase-catalyzed processes

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Autor(a) principal: Silva,Marcos R. da
Data de Publicação: 2014
Outros Autores: Montenegro,Tasso G. C., Mattos,Marcos C. de, Oliveira,Maria da Conceição F. de, Lemos,Telma L. G. de, Gonzalo,Gonzalo de, Lavandera,Iván, Gotor-Fernández,Vicente, Gotor,Vicente
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Journal of the Brazilian Chemical Society (Online)
Texto Completo: http://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0103-50532014000600001
Resumo: The lipase-catalyzed synthesis of thiamphenicol derivatives has been studied through complementary acylation and hydrolytic approaches, finding Candida antarctica lipase B as the most efficient biocatalyst for the selective modification of both thiamphenicol and thiamphenicol diacetate, respectively. The best results have been obtained using acylation reactions with different vinyl esters of variable length, yielding the corresponding 3'-monoesters with excellent yields and in short reaction times. The conditions have been analyzed in terms of substrate concentration, enzyme loading and type of acyl donor. The reuse of the enzyme for five-times without significant loss of the activity has also been demonstrated. Alternatively, the hydrolytic approach has allowed the preparation of some 1'-monoesters in good yields, although the reactivity and selectivity levels were lower than the ones achieved for the complementary acetylation reaction.
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title Regioselective preparation of thiamphenicol esters through lipase-catalyzed processes
spellingShingle Regioselective preparation of thiamphenicol esters through lipase-catalyzed processes
Silva,Marcos R. da
biocatalysis
lipases
medium engineering
regioselective processes
thiamphenicol
title_short Regioselective preparation of thiamphenicol esters through lipase-catalyzed processes
title_full Regioselective preparation of thiamphenicol esters through lipase-catalyzed processes
title_fullStr Regioselective preparation of thiamphenicol esters through lipase-catalyzed processes
title_full_unstemmed Regioselective preparation of thiamphenicol esters through lipase-catalyzed processes
title_sort Regioselective preparation of thiamphenicol esters through lipase-catalyzed processes
author Silva,Marcos R. da
author_facet Silva,Marcos R. da
Montenegro,Tasso G. C.
Mattos,Marcos C. de
Oliveira,Maria da Conceição F. de
Lemos,Telma L. G. de
Gonzalo,Gonzalo de
Lavandera,Iván
Gotor-Fernández,Vicente
Gotor,Vicente
author_role author
author2 Montenegro,Tasso G. C.
Mattos,Marcos C. de
Oliveira,Maria da Conceição F. de
Lemos,Telma L. G. de
Gonzalo,Gonzalo de
Lavandera,Iván
Gotor-Fernández,Vicente
Gotor,Vicente
author2_role author
author
author
author
author
author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Silva,Marcos R. da
Montenegro,Tasso G. C.
Mattos,Marcos C. de
Oliveira,Maria da Conceição F. de
Lemos,Telma L. G. de
Gonzalo,Gonzalo de
Lavandera,Iván
Gotor-Fernández,Vicente
Gotor,Vicente
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv biocatalysis
lipases
medium engineering
regioselective processes
thiamphenicol
topic biocatalysis
lipases
medium engineering
regioselective processes
thiamphenicol
description The lipase-catalyzed synthesis of thiamphenicol derivatives has been studied through complementary acylation and hydrolytic approaches, finding Candida antarctica lipase B as the most efficient biocatalyst for the selective modification of both thiamphenicol and thiamphenicol diacetate, respectively. The best results have been obtained using acylation reactions with different vinyl esters of variable length, yielding the corresponding 3'-monoesters with excellent yields and in short reaction times. The conditions have been analyzed in terms of substrate concentration, enzyme loading and type of acyl donor. The reuse of the enzyme for five-times without significant loss of the activity has also been demonstrated. Alternatively, the hydrolytic approach has allowed the preparation of some 1'-monoesters in good yields, although the reactivity and selectivity levels were lower than the ones achieved for the complementary acetylation reaction.
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