ArticleACS catalysis2025
Concurrent Linear Deracemization of Secondary Benzylic Alcohols via Simultaneous Photocatalysis and Whole-cell Biocatalysis.
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- Photobiocatalytic Linear Deracemization of β-Hydroxynitriles.ChemSusChem · 2026Article
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Abstract
Photobiocatalysis enables remarkable synthetic transformations by combining the exquisite stereoselectivity of enzymes with the mild generation of high-energy intermediates by photocatalysis, but practical applications remain limited due to enzyme photodamage. The deracemization of secondary alcohols is a key model reaction for photobiocatalytic protocols due to the importance of the enantioenriched products. However, current strategies rely on the temporal separation of catalytic cycles to circumvent incompatibilities, precluding photobiocatalytic transformations that require the
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