“…Enzymatic approaches are more highly efficient and specific than traditional chemical processes. 23–26 Many works had been reported on the biocatalysis of purine nucleoside esters. The lipase from C. antarctica was used to catalyze 5′-O-acylated adenosines by V. Gotor et al 27 In this work, the target products were obtained in DMSO for 18–24 h. Zhao et al reported that regioselective acylation of cytarabine catalyzed by Pseudomonas fluorescens whole-cells was obtained after 144 h. 28 Regioselective undecylenoylation of adenosine catalyzed by Candida antarctica lipase B needed 23 h. 29 These works are of great significance for the biocatalysis of purine nucleoside esters.…”
“…Enzymatic approaches are more highly efficient and specific than traditional chemical processes. 23–26 Many works had been reported on the biocatalysis of purine nucleoside esters. The lipase from C. antarctica was used to catalyze 5′-O-acylated adenosines by V. Gotor et al 27 In this work, the target products were obtained in DMSO for 18–24 h. Zhao et al reported that regioselective acylation of cytarabine catalyzed by Pseudomonas fluorescens whole-cells was obtained after 144 h. 28 Regioselective undecylenoylation of adenosine catalyzed by Candida antarctica lipase B needed 23 h. 29 These works are of great significance for the biocatalysis of purine nucleoside esters.…”
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