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Engineering ketoreductases for the enantioselective synthesis of chiral alcohols.

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The use of engineered ketoreductases (KREDS), both as whole microbial cells and isolated enzymes, in the highly enantiospecific reduction of prochiral ketones is reviewed. The homochiral alcohol products are key… Click to show full abstract

The use of engineered ketoreductases (KREDS), both as whole microbial cells and isolated enzymes, in the highly enantiospecific reduction of prochiral ketones is reviewed. The homochiral alcohol products are key intermediates in, for example, pharmaceuticals synthesis. The application of sophisticated protein engineering and enzyme immobilisation techniques to increase industrial viability are discussed.

Keywords: engineering ketoreductases; enantioselective synthesis; ketoreductases enantioselective; chiral alcohols; synthesis chiral; engineering

Journal Title: Chemical communications
Year Published: 2023

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