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Appl Environ Microbiol. 1981 August; 42(2): 187-191

Regio-Selective 10-Hydroxylation of Patchoulol, a Sesquiterpene, by Pithomyces Species

Yasuji Suhara, Sayuri Itoh, Mayumi Ogawa, Kazuteru Yokose, Toyoaki Sawada, Takashi Sano, Rieko Ninomiya and Hiromi B. Maruyama

Department of Microbiology and Chemotherapy, Nippon Roche Research Center, Kajiwara, Kamakura-247, Japan

ABSTRACT

Of some 350 microorganisms screened, four strains of Pithomyces species were found to carry out regio-selective hydroxylation of patchoulol, a sesquiterpene, to 10-hydroxypatchoulol: Pithomyces sp. NRJ201, P. chartarum NRJ210, and, to a lesser extent, P. cynodontis ATCC 26150 and P. atro-olivaceus IFO 6651 were found to catalyze this reaction. A method has been developed by which 10-hydroxypatchoulol was obtained in 25 to 45% yields in 1- to 5-liter fermentation jars at 2 to 4 g of patchoulol per liter and isolated as pure material in 30% yields.


Appl Environ Microbiol. 1981 August; 42(2): 187-191







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