Tandem Concurrent Processes: One-Pot Single-Catalyst Biohydrogen Transfer for the Simultaneous Preparation of Enantiopure Secondary Alcohols

FABRICIO R. BISOGNO; IVÁN LAVANDERA; WOLFGANG KROUTIL; VICENTE GOTOR

JOURNAL OF ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

AMER CHEMICAL SOC

Año: 2009 vol. 74 p. 1730 - 1732

0022-3263

A novel one-pot tandem biohydrogen transfer process to concurrently obtain two enantiopure sec-alcohols is presented; thus, using a suitable single enzyme and a catalytic amount of cofactor, several interesting building blocks could be easily achieved in an enantiocomplementary fashion, minimizing dramatically the quantity of reagents usually employed in the “coupled-substrate” approach. thus, using a suitable single enzyme and a catalytic amount of cofactor, several interesting building blocks could be easily achieved in an enantiocomplementary fashion, minimizing dramatically the quantity of reagents usually employed in the “coupled-substrate” approach. thus, using a suitable single enzyme and a catalytic amount of cofactor, several interesting building blocks could be easily achieved in an enantiocomplementary fashion, minimizing dramatically the quantity of reagents usually employed in the “coupled-substrate” approach. thus, using a suitable single enzyme and a catalytic amount of cofactor, several interesting building blocks could be easily achieved in an enantiocomplementary fashion, minimizing dramatically the quantity of reagents usually employed in the “coupled-substrate” approach. sec-alcohols is presented; thus, using a suitable single enzyme and a catalytic amount of cofactor, several interesting building blocks could be easily achieved in an enantiocomplementary fashion, minimizing dramatically the quantity of reagents usually employed in the “coupled-substrate” approach.