Titlebook: Enzymes as Catalysts in Organic Synthesis; M. P. Schneider Book 1986 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holland 1986 carbon.natural

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The Politics of Decentralization as well as the development of a suitable reactor system and the processing characteristics. This system is applicable for the development of related systems for synthesis in food and organic chemistry.

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The Scope of Biocatalysts in Organic Chemical Processing networks in living matter rely, to a large extent, on inherent control mechanisms of the enzymes which, clearly, are the most powerful and efficient catalysts known, besides being most subtle and delicate (7) .

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Preparation and Properties of Semisynthetic Flavoenzymesl substrates compared to the analogous reactions with non-enzymatic model flavins. The success of these first generation catalysts suggests that the “chemical mutation” of existing tertiary structures holds great promise for the development of effective artificial enzymes.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-30762-2iciently synthesized with the desired absolute configurations. The structure-stereospecificty relationships revealed by the present study give significant and useful information about the topography of the active site of PLE and allow us to propose the working active site model.

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Alcohol Dehydrogenase Catalysed Oxidoreduction Reactions in Organic Chemistryustrated. The most important variables in HLADH-catalysed reductions with ethanol as a coupled NADH-regenerating substrate are discussed. The first promising results of HLADH-catalysed oxidations with acetaldehyde as a coupled NAD. -recycling substrate are presented. In contrast to what is predicted