28 2 Fractionation of Fatty Acids and Other Lipids Using Lipases
Table 1.continued
Lipase from Reaction Specificity Reference
R. miehei Alcoholysis of fatty
acid ethyl esters with
n-propanol
Preference forcis-11-20 : 1
andcis-13-22 : 1, strong
discrimination against
n-3 22 : 6, and moderate
discrimination against n-3 20 : 5
Bech Pedersen and Hol-
mer, 1995
Candida
parapsilosis
Hydrolysis of fatty
acid methyl esters
Substrate preference:
cis-9–16 : 1cis-9-18 : 1>;
n-6 18 : 3>cis-11-18 : 1
>cis-6-18 : 1
Briand et al., 1995
C. rugosa Hydrolysis of
borage oil
Discrimination against
n-6 18 : 3
Ergan, 1996
R. miehei Hydrolysis of fatty
acid ethyl esters
Discrimination against
n-3 22 : 6 as compared
to n-6 18 : 2 and n-3 18 : 3
Kosugi et al., 1997
Flavobacterium
odoratum
Hydrolysis ofp-nitro-
phenyl esters of fatty
acids
Substrate preference:
n-6 18 : 2>cis-9-18 : 1
n-6 18 : 3>cis-6-18 : 1
>trans-9-18 : 1
Labuschagne et al., 1997
R. delemar Interesterification of
randomized triacyl-
glycerols with
caprylic acid
Strong discrimination
against n-6 18 : 3 and
n-3 22 : 6; moderate
discrimination against
n-6 20 : 4 and n-3 20 : 5
Shimada et al., 1997b
C. rugosa,
Pseudomonas
cepacia, porcine
pancreas
Esterification of
acetylenic fatty acids
withn-butanol
Preference for 10-undecy-
noic acid and strong
discrimination against
6-octadecynoic acid
Lie Ken Jie and Xun,
1998a
C. rugosa,
R. miehei,
porcine pancreas
Esterification of
medium- and long-
chain olefinic and
acetylenic alcohols
with pentanoic acid
and stearic acid
Discrimination against
medium- and long-chain
olefinic alcohols in the esteri-
fication with pentanoic acid;
olefinic and acetylenic alcohols
well accepted in the esterification
with stearic acid catalyzed by
lipase from porcine pancreas
Lie Ken Jie and Xun,
1998b
Burkholderiasp. Hydrolysis oft-butyl
esters
Strong preference for
t-butyl octanoate as
compared tot-butyl
palmitate and stearate
Yeo et al., 1998
C. rugosa,
R. miehei,
C. antarctica
lipase A
Esterification ofcis-
andtrans-octadecenoic
acids withn-butanol
Preference for oleic acid
over elaidic acid by
C. cylindraceaand
R. miehei, whereas strong
preference for elaidic acid by
C. antarcticalipase A
Borgdorf and Warwel,
1999