Single‐Pot Enzymatic Reaction Sequence for the Synthesis of D‐Glyceraldehyde‐3‐Phosphate

Abstract

A single-pot enzymatic reaction sequence has been designed for the synthesis of a key intermediate metabo-The reaction sequence consists of three enzymes and uses D-F16BP as a starting material (Fig.).The rabbit muscle aldolase (RAMA)-catalyzed reaction step is in favor of D-F16BP formation with an equilibrium constant of 10 -4 M [1]. Therefore, the single-pot reaction sequence has been designed to shift the equilibrium and regenerate NADH. The capability of the reaction sequence was demonstrated by the enhanced equilibrium conversion from 1.4 % to 96 %. The reaction system was optimized in detail with regard to activity and stability of the enzymes and stability of the cofactors (NADH and NAD + ) and D-GAP. Reaction kinetics models for each of the enzymes were formulated. The effect of co-substances on the activity of the enzymes was evaluated. The results elucidated that D-F16BP and sn-G3P do not influence the activity of FDH and HCOO -does not affect the activity of RAMA, whereas D-F16BP and HCOO -suppress the activity of sn-G3PDH. From the kinetics perspective and due to the stability of the enzymes, a continuous operation based on an enzyme membrane reactor was preferred.[1] M. D. Bednarski et al.,