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Carnitine dehydratase<br />

Escherichia coli<br />

N +<br />

N +<br />

1a<br />

1b<br />

1) Reaction conditions<br />

[1a]: 0.69 M, 70 g · L –1 [102.11 g · mol –1 ]<br />

[1b]: 0.67 M, 70 g · L –1 [104.13 g · mol –1 ]<br />

[2]: > 0.58 M, 70 g · L –1 [120.13 g · mol –1 ]<br />

pH: 7.0<br />

T: 30 °C<br />

medium: aqueous<br />

reaction type: C-O bond cleavage by elimination of water<br />

catalyst: whole cell<br />

enzyme: carnitine: NAD + 3-oxidoreductase (l-carnitine 3-dehydrogenase, l-carnitine<br />

strain:<br />

hydrolyase, carnitine dehydratase)<br />

mutant strain of Agrobacterium/Rhizobium HK 1331-b, microorganisms DSM<br />

3225 (HK1331-b), Pseudomonas putida T1<br />

CAS (enzyme): [104382–17–4]<br />

2) Remarks<br />

● Agrobacterium produces only l-carnitine.<br />

E<br />

1)+ H2O<br />

2) -[H]<br />

+<br />

N COOH<br />

OH<br />

(R)-2<br />

EC 4.2.1.89<br />

1a = crotonobetaine<br />

1b = 4-butyrobetaine<br />

2 = L-carnitine (3-hydroxy-4-(trimethylamino)butanoate) Lonza AG<br />

Fig. 4.2.1.89 – 1<br />

COO -<br />

COO -<br />

● 4-Butyrobetaine is degraded via a reaction sequence that might be compared with the β-oxidation<br />

of fatty acids:<br />

488

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