Chiral technology in the drug production (go back »)
September 11 2008, 4:08 AM
Chiral technology, the process of synthesizing or isolating chiral molecules and their single enantiomers, has become big business for a legion of catalyst developers and custom chemical manufacturers. A few of new drugs are single enantiomers, meaning two mirror-image isomers. Enantiomers are the molecules with pair of mirror image isomers. As drugs, single enantiomers often exhibit greater potency and cause fewer side effects than do more conventional drug molecules, which may be chiral but are often equal-parts mixtures of both enantiomers.
Global revenues from chiral technology will soar from $6.63 billion in 2000 to $16.03 billion in 2007, growing at a compound annual rate of 13.4% during that period.
Approximately 80% of all products currently in development for the pharmaceutical industry are based on chiral building blocks, according to Karlheinz Drauz, vice president for technology and R&D management in the fine chemicals business unit of Degussa AG in
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