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Enzymatic synthesis of alkylglucosides by amphiphilic phase enzyme reaction

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Alkyl-β-glucosides were synthesized with β-glucosidase, from almond, in an amphiphilic phase reaction system using different water-miscible cosolvents. By means of stepwise addition of glucose, we obtained about 1.5 times higher concentration of hexylglucoside than that of normal reaction. Using the same way, octyl-, decyl- and dodecylglucoside were synthesized and their concentrations were 6.64, 5.3 and 4.48 g l−1, respectively.

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Park, DW., Kim, HS., Jung, JK. et al. Enzymatic synthesis of alkylglucosides by amphiphilic phase enzyme reaction. Biotechnology Letters 22, 951–956 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1005620707624

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