Efficient glycine synthesis from CO ₂ -derived oxalate via an in vitro multi-enzyme cascade

Kaiyang Lian; Fei Li; Lijuan MA; Ranran Wu; Zhiguang Zhu

doi:10.1039/d6cy00142d

January 1, 2026Catalysis Science & Technology

Efficient glycine synthesis from CO ₂ -derived oxalate via an in vitro multi-enzyme cascade

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The research aims to develop a more sustainable method for synthesizing glycine from CO2-derived oxalate.
In vitro multi-enzyme cascade approach used for glycine synthesis
Utilization of CO2-derived oxalate as a starting material
Evaluation of reaction efficiency and product yield
Demonstrated efficient glycine production using the developed cascade
Notable improvements in sustainability compared to traditional methods
Potential applications in pharmaceuticals and food industries

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Efficient glycine production using an in vitro multi-enzyme cascade, highlighting sustainability implications.

Abstract

Glycine, the simplest amino acid with versatile physiological functions, is widely used in pharmaceuticals, animal feed, and the food industry. However, conventional production methods are limited by sustainability, safety, and...

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Lian et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69b3ab2902a1e69014ccbc66 https://doi.org/10.1039/d6cy00142d

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