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5. 21 by S. J. Kim. 1. PA-catalyzed enzymatic reaction mechanism ... 2 : POM-6-APA (R=CH2OCOC(CH3)3), 6-APA(R=H) 3 : pivampicillin (R=CH2OCOC(CH3)3), ampicillin(R=H) ... – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: 1999' 5' 21 by S' J' Kim


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1999. 5. 21 by S. J. Kim
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1. PA-catalyzed enzymatic reaction mechanism
(1) Mechanism
1 D-a-phenylglycine methyl ether 2 POM-6-APA
(RCH2OCOC(CH3)3), 6-APA(RH) 3 pivampicillin
(RCH2OCOC(CH3)3), ampicillin(RH) 4
D-a-phenylglycine
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1. PA-catalyzed enzymatic reaction mechanism
(2) Mechanism on PA
Pingpong bibi mechanism
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2. The reason why we use organic solvent
  • Increasing solubility of water-soluble
    substrate. e.g. aromatic compound, ahcohol,
    steroid
  • Prevent by-product e.g. unwanted hydrolysis
  • By adjusting pK value and lowering water
    activity, it can shift thermodynamic
    equilibrium of reactions.

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3. Experimental results
  • All expectation are broken, slower reaction
    rate, lower yield.
  • More experiment showed that organic solvent
    affect PA directly.
  • Critical variables are electrophobicity of
    organic solvents and electrostatic interaction
    between active site of PA and organic solvents.

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4. Properties of organic solvents
  • Size and shape
  • Charge, dipole and dielectric constantBy
    using CHEM OFFICE PRO

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5. Preliminary material
Governing equation
In inside of particle
In outside of particle
Boundary condition
At surface
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5. Preliminary material
BEM formulation
At surface
where
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5. Preliminary material
Some problem stated in last seminar
  • Reducing elements number
  • Charge assign
  • Active site by Swissmodel

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6. Potential field of PA
  • Finding optimal plane for active site
  • Various pH, k, e valuesview with TECPLOT

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6. Future work
  • Calculation of binding energy with PA and
    solvent particle by using UHBD
  • Brownian dynamics
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