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Enzymatic catalysis to produce molecules such as perfumes, flavors, and fragrances has the advantage of allowing the products to be labeled “natural” for marketing in the U.S., in addition to the exquisite selectivity and stereoselectivity of enzymes that can be an advantage over chemical catalysis. Enzymatic catalysis in organic solvents is attractive if solubility issues of reactants or products,...
Enzymes are usually immobilized on solid supports or solubilized when they are to be used in organic solvents with poor enzyme solubility. We have reported previously on a novel immobilization method for subtilisin Carlsberg on fumed silica with results that reached some of the best previously reported catalytic activities in hexane for this enzyme. Here we extend our method to Candida antarctica...
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