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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Jan 5.
Published in final edited form as: Angew Chem Int Ed Engl. 2016 Nov 25;55(52):16110–16114. doi: 10.1002/anie.201608680

Table 2.

Substrate scope for trans-(1R,2R)-selective Mb variants.[a]

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Product Catalyst[b] Conv. [%] TON de [%] ee [%]
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R1 = 4-CH3 (4b) RR5 >99[c] 165 96 63
4-MeO (5b) RR5 95[c] 160 97 74
4-Cl (6b) RR2 >99 >500 97 49
4-CF3 (7b) RR4 45[c] 75 97 64
3-Me (8b) RR4 >99 >500 92 84
2-Me (9b) RR3 >99 >500 >99 >99
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10b
RR3 >99[c] 165 78 78
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11b
RR4 45[c] 75 80 88
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12b
RR2 84 420 96 65
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13b
RR2 78 390 88 67
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14b
RR1 56[c] 95 99 98
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15b
RR4 54[c] 90 65 71
[a]

Reactions conditions: 20 μM Mb variant (0.2 mol%), 10 mM styrene, 20 mM EDA, 10 mM dithionite, 16 h.

[b]

For nomenclature of ‘RR1-5’ variants, see Figure 1 and Table S3.

[c]

Using 0.6 mol% Mb catalyst.