Carbon-carbon coupling in biotransformation.

Michael Breuer, Bernhard Hauer

Journal: Current opinion in biotechnology 2004;14(6):570-6

PMID: 14662384

Abstract

Most research on carbon-carbon coupling biocatalysts is still carried out on aldolases and ketolases from carbohydrate metabolism; the emphasis of these studies is on the synthesis of optically active compounds. A major target is to avoid expensive starting materials and to broaden the range of possible products. Protein engineering provides the basis not only for significant improvements of known catalysts, but also for the de novo development of new enzymes.

Address: Fine Chemicals and Biocatalysis Research, GVF/E - A030, D-67056, FR, Ludwigshafen, Germany.

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