acute angle closure glaucoma after sertraline glaucoma is a rare complication of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor treatment we report a case of acute angle closure glaucoma related to sertraline asymmetric synthesis of salphamethylbenzylamine by recombinant escherichia coli coexpressing omegatransaminase and acetolactate synthase to produce salphamethylbenzylamine mba from acetophenone recombinant escherichia coli coexpressing omegatransaminase and acetolactate synthase was used as a wholecell biocatalyst the solventbridge reaction system increased the yield of the wholecell reaction by 25fold and the inhibitory salphamba produced in the omegatransaminase reaction solution ph 80 moved into the extraction solution ph 30 via an organic solvent complications of repeated operations to control esophageal reflux esophagogastrocutaneous and esophagogastropericardial fistulas iatrogenic injury to the distal esophagus and gastric cardia with subsequent fistula formation may occur at times following repeated direct operative attempts to control reflux esophagitis at reoperation when this problem occurs the indirect operative procedure of rouxeny diversion is a safe effective and preferable method to control persistent reflux esophagitis