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Cyclodextrins to Increase the Utility of Enzymes in Organic Synthesis

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2000

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Harper, Jason B
Easton, Christopher
Lincoln, Stephen F

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Bentham Science Publishers Ltd

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The use of cyclodextrins to facilitate enzyme-catalysed processes is reviewed. The effects of the host molecules are discussed with specific attention paid to increasing the availability of insoluble substrates, reducing substrate inhibition and limiting

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Keywords: benzoic acid; carboxypeptidase A; cell enzyme; cholesterol; crocetin; cyclodextrin; cyclohexanone; deoxypodophyllotoxin; ester; estradiol; fatty acid; fatty acid synthase; hydrocortisone; lignan; linoleic acid; organic solvent; prednisolone; steroid; surf

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/88892

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ANU Research Publications

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Current Organic Chemistry

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