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d-Lactate dehydrogenase<br />

Leuconostoc mesenteroides<br />

4) Process parameters<br />

conversion: ≥ 90 %<br />

yield: ≤ 88 %<br />

ee: > 99.9 %<br />

reactor type: CSTR (continuously operated enzyme membrane reactor)<br />

reactor volume: 2.2 L<br />

capacity: multikilogram scale<br />

residence time: 3 h<br />

space-time-yield: 560 g · L –1 ·d –1<br />

down stream processing: aqueous effluent solution was adjusted to pH 3.0 with 2 N HCl and<br />

extracted with MTBE, followed by evaporation of the organic layer<br />

enzyme activity: d-LDH: 400 U · mL –1 ; FDH: 20 U · mL –1<br />

enzyme consumption: 1 % d –1 loss of enzyme activity<br />

start-up date: 2001<br />

production site: Pfizer Inc., USA<br />

company: Pfizer Inc., USA<br />

5) Product application<br />

● (R)-3-(4-Fluorophenyl)-2-hydroxy propionic acid is a building block for the synthesis of Rupintrivir,<br />

a rhinovirus protease inhibitor.<br />

6) Literature<br />

EC 1.1.1.28<br />

● Tao, J.H., McGee, K. (2002) Development of a continuous enzymatic process for the preparation<br />

of (R)-3-(4-fluorophenyl)-2-hydroxy propionic acid, Org. Proc. Res. Dev., 6, 520–524<br />

● Tao, J.H., McGee, K (2004) Development of an efficient synthesis of chiral 2-hydroxy acids, in:<br />

Asymmetric Catalysis on <strong>Industrial</strong> Scale (Blaser, H.U., Schmidt, E., eds.), pp. 323–334, Wiley-<br />

VCH, Weinheim<br />

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