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. 2022 Jul 29;9(9):nwac135. doi: 10.1093/nsr/nwac135

Table 2.

Transamination of different ketones using ATA@NITQ-2 as the biocatalyst.

Entry Reactive Product Time (h) Yield (%)/ee(%)
1 112 (S) 96/99(R) 95/99
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2 1 (S) 98/99
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3 1 (S) 86/99
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4 2 (S) 80/99
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5 2 (S) 86/99
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6 2 (S) 84/99
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7 2 (S) 88/99
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8 24 (S) 90/99
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Reaction conditions: ATA@NITQ-2 (104 mg), ketone (15 mM), the cofactor (PLP) (1 mM) in 2 mL of solvent (isopropylamine (pH 7, 2 M)/phosphate buffer solution, pH 7, 100 mM) (50/50, v/v) and DMSO (10%) as co-solvent, at 37°C while stirring at 1400 r/min.