Novel Biocatalysts for Improved Routes to an Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient
Lead Participant:
THE UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER
Abstract
The use of enzymes to catalyse reactions is a well established technique used in modern organic
chemistry as the use of biological catalysts can install unique and exquisite stereochemistry and
regiochemistry into a synthetic route. This project will explore the development of two enzymes that
catalyse important bond forming reactions in the synthesis of an Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient and
their suitability for use as industrial biocatalysts.
chemistry as the use of biological catalysts can install unique and exquisite stereochemistry and
regiochemistry into a synthetic route. This project will explore the development of two enzymes that
catalyse important bond forming reactions in the synthesis of an Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient and
their suitability for use as industrial biocatalysts.
Lead Participant | Project Cost | Grant Offer |
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THE UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER | ||
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Participant |
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INNOVATE UK | ||
CHIROTECH TECHNOLOGY LIMITED | £115,407 | £ 57,704 |
DISYN BIOTEC LTD |
People |
ORCID iD |
Ian Rowles (Project Manager) |