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Pyridines, activation energy amino

Which electrophile is lost from the amino acid residue is, of course, controlled by the enzyme. One way this may occur is by the enzyme binding the PLP imine so that the electrophile is in close proximity to a suitable or base to aid abstraction and also so that the a orbital of the bond to be broken is periplanar with the p r acceptor system, i.e. orthogonal to the plane of the pyridine ring (XXXI). Maximal orbital overlap, stereoelectronic control, will lower the activation energy for the reaction. Aldol-type reactions can also occur with PLP as in the laboratory the key to making carbon-carbon bonds is the formation of a stabilised carbanion. Proton abstraction from the initially formed imine gives a masked carbanion which can nucleophili-... [Pg.248]


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