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Anton Glieder

Anton Glieder, Gieiadorf AT

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20100248327CYTOCHROME P450 OXYGENASES - Nucleic acids encoding cytochrome P450 variants are provided. The cytochrome P450 variants of have a higher alkane-oxidation capability, alkene-oxidation capability, and/or a higher organic-solvent resistance than the corresponding wild-type or parent cytochrome P450 enzyme. A preferred wild-type cytochrome P450 is cytochrome P450 BM-3. Preferred cytochrome P450 variants include those having an improved capability to hydroxylate alkanes and epoxidate alkenes comprising less than 8 carbons, and have amino acid substitutions corresponding to V78A, H236Q, and E252G of cytochrome P450 BM-3. Preferred cytochrome P450 variants also include those having an improved hydroxylation activity in solutions comprising co-solvents such as DMSO and THF, and have amino acid substitutions corresponding to T235A, R471A, E494K, and S1024E of cytochrome P450 BM-3.09-30-2010

Anton Glieder, Gleisdorf AT

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20080293928Cytochrom P450 oxygenases - Nucleic acids encoding cytochrome P450 variants are provided. The cytochrome P450 variants of have a higher alkane-oxidation capability, alkene-oxidation capability, and/or a higher organic-solvent resistance than the corresponding wild-type or parent cytochrome P450 enzyme. A preferred wild-type cytochrome P450 is cytochrome P450 BM-3. Preferred cytochrome P450 variants include those having an improved capability to hydroxylate alkanes and epoxidate alkenes comprising less than 8 carbons, and have amino acid substitutions corresponding to V78A, H236Q, and E252G of cytochrome P450 BM-3. Preferred cytochrome P450 variants also include those having an improved hydroxylation activity in solutions comprising co-solvents such as DMSO and THF, and have amino acid substitutions corresponding to T235A, R471A, E494K, and S1024E of cytochrome P450 BM-3.11-27-2008
20090117612METHOD OF BIOOXIDATION USING AN OLD YELLOW ENZYME - A method for a chemoselective and regioselective enzyme mediated oxidation of carbon-hydrogen bonds of substrates using a 05-07-2009
20090117613Method for redox reaction using an old yellow enzyme - A method of selective biooxidation to non activated carbon-hydrogen bonds of substances using a 05-07-2009
20100041110R-Hydroxynitrile Lyases Having Improved Substrate Acceptance and the Use Thereof - R-hydroxynitrile lyases having an improved substrate acceptance, increased activity and increased selectivity, in which there is replacement in the amino acid sequence of R-hydroxynitrile lyases from the Rosaceae family either a) of the amino acid residue which corresponds to position 360 of the mature PaHNL5 protein by another apolar amino acid or a neutral amino acid and/or b) of the amino acid residue which corresponds to position 225 of the mature PaHNL5 protein by another polar amino acid, it also being possible where appropriate for 1 to 20 further residues in the active center or in the hydrophobic channel leading to the active center to be replaced.02-18-2010
20100047533Biocatalytic Hydrophilization of Polyolefines - A new process for enhancing the hydrophilicity of the surface of a polyolefin or polyolefin copolymer article is characterized in that the surface is treated with an enzyme selected from oxidoreductases, especially of the cytochrome P450 family or enzymes classified as EC 1.13 or EC 1.14. The process is especially useful for the treatment of polypropylene films, fibres, or fabrics, inter alia for use in sanitary articles, threads, yarns, fabrics, textiles, garments, technical or household articles, printed or dyed cover films or packaging films.02-25-2010
20100143986R-HNL RANDOM VARIANTS AND THEIR USE FOR PREPARING OPTICALLY PURE, STERICALLY HINDERED CYANOHYDRINS - The invention relates to R-hydroxynitrile lyases with improved substrate acceptance, increased activity and increased selectivity, obtainable by introducing random mutations with the aid of random mutagenesis and/or saturation mutagenesis techniques, identifying by means of screening or selection and, where appropriate, subsequently combining advantageous mutations, and to the use thereof.06-10-2010
20100196913Mutant AOX1 Promoters08-05-2010

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