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Enaminones Enantioselective reactions

Antibody Catalysis. Recent advances in biocatalysis have led to the generation of catalytic antibodies exhibiting aldolase activity by Lemer and Barbas. The antibody-catalyzed aldol addition reactions display remarkable enantioselectivity and substrate scope [18]. The requisite antibodies were produced through the process of reactive immunization wherein antibodies were raised against a [Tdiketone hapten. During the selection process, the presence of a suitably oriented lysine leads to the condensation of the -amine with the hapten. The formation of enaminone at the active site results in a molecular imprint that leads to the production of antibodies that function as aldol catalysts via a lysine-dependent class I aldolase mechanism (Eq. 8B2.12). [Pg.523]


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