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. 2018 May 14;57(24):7240–7244. doi: 10.1002/anie.201802962

Table 2.

Biocatalytic conversion of substrates 5‐Cl and 5‐Br.

Entry Enzyme X Conv. [%][a] Selectivity
[red/c]
de trans/cis
[%][b]
ee [%][b]
(S,S)‐7
ee [%][b]
(R,S)‐7
1 WT OPR3 Cl >99 57:43 68 87 >99
2 OPR3 Y190F Cl >99 19:81 57 61 54
3 OPR3 Y190W Cl >99 22:78 64 31 24
4 WT YqjM Cl 95 69:31 67 52 56
5 YqjM Y169F Cl >99 12:88 72 −80 −55
6 WT OPR3 Br >99 13:87 14 92 n.d.
7 OPR3 Y190F Br >99 1:99 58 22 n.d.
8 OPR3 Y190W Br 70 1:99 13 39 n.d.
9 WT YqjM Br >99 35:65 −54 81 n.d.
10 YqjM Y169F Br >99 1:99 −30 −67 n.d.

[a] Conversions were determined by GC‐FID analysis of the crude reaction mixture by using 1,2‐DME as an internal standard; n.d.=not detected. [b] For assignment of de and ee products were analyzed as the corresponding alcohols after reduction of the samples using NaBH4.