Biocatalytic Reduction
Biocatalytic Reduction is a reduction reaction in which an enzyme or whole-cell biocatalyst mediates the transfer of electrons or hydride from a biological cofactor to a specific substrate functional group, thereby effecting chemoselective, regioselective and often stereoselective transformation under typically mild, aqueous conditions.
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