Stereoselective Oxidation
Stereoselective Oxidation is a biocatalytic oxidation process that selectively introduces oxygen atoms into specific stereoisomeric forms of a substrate, thereby preferentially generating one stereoisomeric product over others due to the chiral environment of the enzyme active site.
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