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A single enzyme oxidative “cascade” via a dual-functional galactose oxidaseBirmingham et al., 2018
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- Birmingham W
- Turner N
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The galactose oxidase (GOase) M3-5 variant, previously engineered for enantioselective oxidation of (R)-secondary alcohols, is now shown to catalyze the sequential four-electron oxidation of substituted benzylic and heteroaromatic benzylic alcohols to the corresponding …
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