Inovações na produção de antibióticos β-lactâmicos

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Autor(a) principal: Rodrigues, Dasciana de Sousa
Data de Publicação: 2009
Tipo de documento: Tese
Idioma: por
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Resumo: The industrial production of 6-APA includes: (1) cultivation of Penicillium chrysogenum; (2) extraction with organic solvents, (3) crystallization; (4) penicillin hydrolysis by immobilized penicillin acylase; (5) extraction of phenyl acetic acid (AFA); (6) precipitation of 6-APA at its isoelectric point ( pH ~ 3,6). The scientific community and industry have interest in reducing the number of process steps required for 6-APA production. In this thesis a new method for 6-APA production is presented. In this process, the simultaneous production and hydrolysis of penicillin was carried out. The 6-APA was extracted from culture broth using ionic adsorbent. To demonstrate the technical viability of the process a suitable biocatalysts to perform the hydrolysis of penicillin in the complex media has been developed. The enzymatic extract, containing PGA was partially purified by affinity adsorption on agarose-tryptophan, it was necessary to prepare the biocatalyst. The apparent purification factor obtained was 4,5 and purified PGA was immobilized on agaroseglyoxil by multipoint covalent attachment. The biocatalysts obtained show stability under conditions of sterilization and application in bioreactor. However, their mechanical stability under vigorous conditions of agitation used in stirred tank bioreactors was not satisfactory. Three strategies were used to avoid fragmentation of the biocatalyst. The first strategy was to involve the impellers with a helicoidal structure. In this system the biocatalyst was maintained under agitation in external bulk of the apparatus. In the second strategy, the biocatalyst was introduced into the bioreactor as the biomass density reached a maximum, in this case, the cultivation was carried out under constant agitation speed (300 rpm). An airlift bioreactor was used as third strategy to maintain the pellet structure. These systems were efficient in increasing medium agitation without destroying the pellets. Complete hydrolysis of penicillin (30 g / L) was obtained after five days of cultivation and extraction of 6-APA on ionic exchanger was investigated. The extraction of 6-APA by ionic interaction using chitosan modified with glutaraldehyde and arginine is a good method for recovery it. However, optimization in this method is necessary to achieve the recovery of 6-APA at satisfactory levels for the pharmaceutical industry. The new method for production of 6-APA shows that is possible to eliminate the use of organic solvents and to reduce the number of process steps.
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spelling Rodrigues, Dasciana de SousaGiordano, Raquel de Lima Camargohttp://genos.cnpq.br:12010/dwlattes/owa/prc_imp_cv_int?f_cod=K4780181P0http://lattes.cnpq.br/8321796631800718ba965809-170d-4a8a-a922-3e3317a873d72016-06-02T19:55:23Z2009-08-102016-06-02T19:55:23Z2009-04-02RODRIGUES, Dasciana de Sousa. Inovações na produção de antibióticos β-lactâmicos. 2009. 189 f. Tese (Doutorado em Ciências Exatas e da Terra) - Universidade Federal de São Carlos, São Carlos, 2009.https://repositorio.ufscar.br/handle/ufscar/3862The industrial production of 6-APA includes: (1) cultivation of Penicillium chrysogenum; (2) extraction with organic solvents, (3) crystallization; (4) penicillin hydrolysis by immobilized penicillin acylase; (5) extraction of phenyl acetic acid (AFA); (6) precipitation of 6-APA at its isoelectric point ( pH ~ 3,6). The scientific community and industry have interest in reducing the number of process steps required for 6-APA production. In this thesis a new method for 6-APA production is presented. In this process, the simultaneous production and hydrolysis of penicillin was carried out. The 6-APA was extracted from culture broth using ionic adsorbent. To demonstrate the technical viability of the process a suitable biocatalysts to perform the hydrolysis of penicillin in the complex media has been developed. The enzymatic extract, containing PGA was partially purified by affinity adsorption on agarose-tryptophan, it was necessary to prepare the biocatalyst. The apparent purification factor obtained was 4,5 and purified PGA was immobilized on agaroseglyoxil by multipoint covalent attachment. The biocatalysts obtained show stability under conditions of sterilization and application in bioreactor. However, their mechanical stability under vigorous conditions of agitation used in stirred tank bioreactors was not satisfactory. Three strategies were used to avoid fragmentation of the biocatalyst. The first strategy was to involve the impellers with a helicoidal structure. In this system the biocatalyst was maintained under agitation in external bulk of the apparatus. In the second strategy, the biocatalyst was introduced into the bioreactor as the biomass density reached a maximum, in this case, the cultivation was carried out under constant agitation speed (300 rpm). An airlift bioreactor was used as third strategy to maintain the pellet structure. These systems were efficient in increasing medium agitation without destroying the pellets. Complete hydrolysis of penicillin (30 g / L) was obtained after five days of cultivation and extraction of 6-APA on ionic exchanger was investigated. The extraction of 6-APA by ionic interaction using chitosan modified with glutaraldehyde and arginine is a good method for recovery it. However, optimization in this method is necessary to achieve the recovery of 6-APA at satisfactory levels for the pharmaceutical industry. The new method for production of 6-APA shows that is possible to eliminate the use of organic solvents and to reduce the number of process steps.A produção industrial de ácido 6-aminopenicilânico (6-APA) inclui etapas de cultivo de Penicillium chrysogenum, extração com solvente orgânico, cristalização, hidrólise enzimática e precipitação. O interesse industrial e científico em reduzir o número de etapas deste processo tem motivado pesquisadores a buscar processos alternativos para obtenção de 6-APA. Neste trabalho, um novo processo é apresentado para a produção de 6-APA, cujas inovações envolvem a hidrólise de penicilina durante o cultivo de P. chrysogenum, a recirculação de ácido fenilacético (AFA) e extração de 6-APA ao final do cultivo utilizando adsorvente iônico. Para atender aos requerimentos do novo processo, foi desenvolvido um biocatalisador para atuar no complexo meio de cultivo. O preparo deste biocatalisador exigiu o uso de extrato enzimático purificado e uma metodologia para purificação de penicilina G acilase (PGA) foi investigada. Um fator de purificação aparente de 4,5 vezes foi obtido e a enzima foi ligada a agarose utilizando a técnica de imobilização covalente multipontual. O biocatalisador obtido apresentou boa estabilidade química em condições de esterilização e aplicação em biorreator. Entretanto, sua estabilidade mecânica sob condições rigorosas de agitação em biorreatores tipo tanque agitado e aerado não foram satisfatórias. Para solucionar este problema três estratégias foram avaliadas: (1) utilizando-se uma peça em forma de hélice envolvendo os impelidores, (2) adicionando-se o biocatalisador ao biorreator após a concentração de células atingir seu valor máximo e utilizando velocidade de agitação constante de 300 rpm, (3) usando um biorreator tipo air lift . As três estratégias permitiram manter a integridade do biocatallisador. Hidrólise completa de penicilina (30 g/L) foi obtida em 120 h de cultivo e a extração de 6-APA em coluna de troca iônica foi estudada. O método de extração de 6-APA através de interação iônica utilizando quitosana-arginina apresentou resultados promissores, entretanto, um aperfeiçoamento do método ainda faz-se necessário para atingir a recuperação de 6-APA em níveis satisfatórios para a indústria farmacêutica. Os resultados obtidos indicam que é possível eliminar o uso de solventes orgânicos na produção de 6-APA, além disso, a redução no número de etapas torna este processo mais simples e conseqüentemente reduz o tempo de produção e custo do produto final. 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title Inovações na produção de antibióticos β-lactâmicos
spellingShingle Inovações na produção de antibióticos β-lactâmicos
Rodrigues, Dasciana de Sousa
Biotecnologia
Penicilina G acilase
Enzimas - purificação
Imobilização
Ácido 6-aminopenicilânico
Adsorção
Interação iônica
Penicillin G acylase
Purification
Immobilization
Penicillin
Hydrolysis
6- aminopenicillanic acid
Ddsorption
Ionic interaction
ENGENHARIAS::ENGENHARIA QUIMICA
title_short Inovações na produção de antibióticos β-lactâmicos
title_full Inovações na produção de antibióticos β-lactâmicos
title_fullStr Inovações na produção de antibióticos β-lactâmicos
title_full_unstemmed Inovações na produção de antibióticos β-lactâmicos
title_sort Inovações na produção de antibióticos β-lactâmicos
author Rodrigues, Dasciana de Sousa
author_facet Rodrigues, Dasciana de Sousa
author_role author
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Rodrigues, Dasciana de Sousa
dc.contributor.advisor1.fl_str_mv Giordano, Raquel de Lima Camargo
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dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Biotecnologia
Penicilina G acilase
Enzimas - purificação
Imobilização
Ácido 6-aminopenicilânico
Adsorção
Interação iônica
topic Biotecnologia
Penicilina G acilase
Enzimas - purificação
Imobilização
Ácido 6-aminopenicilânico
Adsorção
Interação iônica
Penicillin G acylase
Purification
Immobilization
Penicillin
Hydrolysis
6- aminopenicillanic acid
Ddsorption
Ionic interaction
ENGENHARIAS::ENGENHARIA QUIMICA
dc.subject.eng.fl_str_mv Penicillin G acylase
Purification
Immobilization
Penicillin
Hydrolysis
6- aminopenicillanic acid
Ddsorption
Ionic interaction
dc.subject.cnpq.fl_str_mv ENGENHARIAS::ENGENHARIA QUIMICA
description The industrial production of 6-APA includes: (1) cultivation of Penicillium chrysogenum; (2) extraction with organic solvents, (3) crystallization; (4) penicillin hydrolysis by immobilized penicillin acylase; (5) extraction of phenyl acetic acid (AFA); (6) precipitation of 6-APA at its isoelectric point ( pH ~ 3,6). The scientific community and industry have interest in reducing the number of process steps required for 6-APA production. In this thesis a new method for 6-APA production is presented. In this process, the simultaneous production and hydrolysis of penicillin was carried out. The 6-APA was extracted from culture broth using ionic adsorbent. To demonstrate the technical viability of the process a suitable biocatalysts to perform the hydrolysis of penicillin in the complex media has been developed. The enzymatic extract, containing PGA was partially purified by affinity adsorption on agarose-tryptophan, it was necessary to prepare the biocatalyst. The apparent purification factor obtained was 4,5 and purified PGA was immobilized on agaroseglyoxil by multipoint covalent attachment. The biocatalysts obtained show stability under conditions of sterilization and application in bioreactor. However, their mechanical stability under vigorous conditions of agitation used in stirred tank bioreactors was not satisfactory. Three strategies were used to avoid fragmentation of the biocatalyst. The first strategy was to involve the impellers with a helicoidal structure. In this system the biocatalyst was maintained under agitation in external bulk of the apparatus. In the second strategy, the biocatalyst was introduced into the bioreactor as the biomass density reached a maximum, in this case, the cultivation was carried out under constant agitation speed (300 rpm). An airlift bioreactor was used as third strategy to maintain the pellet structure. These systems were efficient in increasing medium agitation without destroying the pellets. Complete hydrolysis of penicillin (30 g / L) was obtained after five days of cultivation and extraction of 6-APA on ionic exchanger was investigated. The extraction of 6-APA by ionic interaction using chitosan modified with glutaraldehyde and arginine is a good method for recovery it. However, optimization in this method is necessary to achieve the recovery of 6-APA at satisfactory levels for the pharmaceutical industry. The new method for production of 6-APA shows that is possible to eliminate the use of organic solvents and to reduce the number of process steps.
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