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Enzyme technologies for pharmaceutical and biotechnological applications
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New York : M Dekker, 2001
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9780824705497

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A review of enzyme function in human and animal health, this book covers basic principles and applications in antibiotic biosynthesis, biocatalysis, and screening and assay optimization, as well as new and emerging technologies in the biotechnological and pharmaceutical industries. It offers real-world examples of timely laboratory, pharmaceutical and manufacturing processes, including large-scale applications of enzyme manipulations.


Table of Contents

Hans von Dohren and Wibke Kallow and Mary Anne Tavanlar and Torsten Schwecke and Ralf Dieckmann and Volker UhlmannJoe E. Dotzlaf and Steven W. Queener and Wu-Kuang YehArnold L. Demain and Jose L. Adrio and Jacqueline M. PiretAkira Arisawa and Hiroshi TsunekawaClaudio D. Denoya and Kim J. Stutzman-Engwall and Hamish A. I. McArthurRamesh N. PatelJon D. Stewart and Sonia Rodriguez and Margaret M. KayserMichael D. GrimAndrew R. Cockshott and Adam J. Kreuzman and Wu-Kuang YehSiddhartha RoychoudhuryGenshi Zhao and Timothy I. Meier and Wu-Kuang YehMichele C. Smith and James A. Cook and Gary M. Birch and Stephen A. Hitchcock and Robert B. Peery and Joann Hoskins and Paul L. Skatrud and Raymond C. Yao and Karen L. CoxQ. May Wang and Robert B. JohnsonTimothy G. GearyHiroshi Tomoda and Satoshi OmuraHsiu-Chiung Yang and Marian Mosior and Edward A. DennisRobert McDaniel and Chaitan KhoslaKira J. Weissman and James StauntonMirko Glinski and Till Hornbogen and Rainer ZocherJoaquim Trias and Zhengyu YuanMolly B. SchmidRidong ChenRidong ChenSrinivasan Krishnan and John E. Hale and Gerald W. Becker
Prefacep. iii
Contributorsp. xi
I. Biosynthesis
1. [delta]-(L-[alpha]-Aminoadipyl)-L-Cysteinyl-D-Valine Synthetase as a Model Tripeptide Synthetasep. 1
2. Metabolic Engineering for Cephalosporin C Yield Improvement and Production of Intermediatesp. 39
3. Bioconversion of Penicillins to Cephalosporinsp. 61
4. Direct Fermentative Production of Acyltylosins by Genetically Engineered Strains of Streptomyces fradiaep. 89
5. Engineering Streptomyces avermitilis for the Production of Novel Avermectins: Mutant Design and Titer Improvementp. 113
II. Biocatalysis
6. Biocatalytic Syntheses of Chiral Intermediates for Antihypertensive Drugsp. 137
7. Cloning, Structure, and Activity of Ketone Reductases from Baker's Yeastp. 175
8. Cross-Linked Enzyme Crystals: Biocatalysts for the Organic Chemistp. 209
9. Enzymatic Deacylation of Echinocandins and Related Antifungal Agentsp. 227
III. Screening/Optimization
10. Roles of Enzymes in Antibacterial Drug Discoveryp. 245
11. Penicillin-Binding Proteins as Antimicrobial Targets: Expression, Purification, and Assay Technologiesp. 263
12. Development of a High-Throughput Screen for Streptococcus pneumoniae UDP-N-Acetylmuramoyl-Alanine: D-Glutamate Ligase (MurD) for the Identification of MurD Inhibitorsp. 289
13. Purification and Assay Development for Human Rhinovirus Proteasesp. 307
14. Screening for Parasiticides Using Recombinant Microorganismsp. 323
15. Screening for Inhibitors of Lipid Metabolismp. 343
16. Design and Development of a Selective Assay System for the Phospholipase A[subscript 2] Superfamilyp. 379
IV. Emerging Technologies
17. Understanding and Exploiting Bacterial Polyketide Synthasesp. 397
18. Polyketide Synthases: Analysis and Use in Synthesisp. 427
19. Enzymatic Synthesis of Fungal N-Methylated Cyclopeptides and Depsipeptidesp. 471
20. New Strategies for Target Identification, Validation, and Use of Enzymes in High-Throughput Screeningp. 499
21. Use of Genomics for Enzyme-Based Drug Discoveryp. 515
22. Assigning Precise Function to Genesp. 537
23. Redesigning Binding and Catalytic Specificities of Enzymesp. 555
24. Proteomics: Chromatographic Fractionation Prior to Two-Dimensional Polyacrylamide Gel Electrophoresis for Enrichment of Low-Abundance Proteins to Facilitate Identification by Mass Spectrometric Methodsp. 575
Indexp. 597