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| Cyclase mediated synthesis of terpenoids | 3 | |
| (R)- and (S)-Cyanohydrins - Their enzymatic synthesis and their reactions | 25 | |
| Chemical-enzymatic synthesis of carbohydrates | 35 | |
| A building block strategy for asymmetric synthesis: the DHAP-aldolases | 43 | |
| Transferase catalyzed synthesis: applications in series of aminoacids and monosaccharides | 57 | |
| Acyloin formation mediated by benzoylformate decarboxylases | 67 | |
| Organic synthesis via biocatalytic methods - A chemoenzymatic approach to the synthesis of FK506 | 79 | |
| Use of enzymes as catalysts in key reactions leading to the synthesis of optically active natural products and analogues | 93 | |
| New enzymatic methods for the selective functionalization of carbohydrate derivatives | 113 | |
| Efficient synthesis of optically active carbohydrates and other oxygenated compounds through bio-oxidation of chlorinated aromatics | 123 | |
| Chemoenzymatic synthesis of natural products and bioactive compounds | ||
| Biotransformations applied to the synthesis of vitamins and pharmaceuticals | 149 | |
| A direct route from hydantoins to D-amino acids employing a resting cell biocatalyst with D-hydantoinase and D-carbamoylase activity | 161 | |
| The use of immobilized penicillin G acylase in organic synthesis | 175 | |
| Are proteases suitable tools for the formation of peptide bonds? | 189 | |
| Enzymatic aminolysis, hydrazinolysis and oximolysis reactions | 199 | |
| Microbial and enzymatic transformation of nitriles | 209 | |
| Resolution of racemates with lipases and effect of reaction conditions on enantioselectivity | 225 | |
| Selectivity enhancement of Candida cylindracea lipase: covalent enzyme modification and control of micro-pH | 239 | |
| Lipase catalyzed organic synthesis | 249 | |
| Kinetics and validation of mathematical models of enantioselective transesterification in organic solvents | 261 | |
| Enzymatic enantioselective ester hydrolysis by carboxylesterase NP | 273 | |
| A kinetic interpretation of acids and alcohols influence on the enantioselectivity in enzyme catalysed resolutions | 289 | |
| Asymmetrized tris(hydroxymethyl)methane and related synthons as new highly versatile chiral building blocks. Chemoenzymatic preparation and synthetic applications | 299 | |
| A comparative study of chemical versus biological functionalizations of synthetic intermediates | 313 | |
| Enantioselective sulfoxidations catalyzed by chloroperoxidase and horseradish peroxidase | 323 | |
| Use of biooxygenation in fine organic synthesis | 333 | |
| The enzymatic Baeyer-Villiger oxidation | 347 | |
| Beauveria Sulfurescens mediated oxidation of dihydroartemisin derivates | 361 | |
| Comparison of chemical and biochemical reduction methods for the synthesis of (R)-2-hydroxy-4-phenylbutyric acid | 377 | |
| Stereochemical control in microbial reduction | 389 | |
| Approaches to 2-methyl-1-alkanols of high enantiomeric purities via enzyme mediated reactions | 399 | |
| Microbial alcohol/aldehyde oxidoreductases in enantioselective conversions | 411 | |
| Stereocontrolled reduction of [beta]-ketoesters with Geotrichum candidum | 421 | |
| Useful enzymes from plant cell and organ cultures | 441 | |
| List of Contributors | 455 | |
| List of Participants | 459 | |
| Subject Index | 465 |
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Israel Caraballo
reviewed Microbial Reagents in Organic Synthesis on January 14, 2009
Microbial Reagents in Organic Synthesis
Very nice read. Describes the often tumultuous political scene that underlay the Human Genome Sequencing project.
Originally the Human Genome project was publicly funded, and included many of the brightest human geneticists in the world. In addition to being brilliant scientists, this group contained some fascinating personalities. The author does an excellent job of conveying these often extreme personalities and setting the scene for what would eventually escalate into the scientific equivalent of all out nuclear war.
The story really gets interesting when a rogue geneticist name J. Craig Venter decides to leave the public consortium and join a corporate venture with the intention of beating the public scientists to the prize. Most of the book tracks Venter and story. He is a fascinatingly conflicted character, equal parts megalomaniac and saint.
The book delves into the science in an approachable manner. This is pretty interesting in its own right, but the real story is the brinksmanship between the public and private sequencing groups.
Overall if you are interested in learning about human genomics and like a battle of the titans plot line this is the book for you
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