Tetrahedron

Editorial board
pp. CO2-CO2(1)

Contributors to this issue
pp. I-I

Graphical contents list
pp. 483-493(11)

Biocatalysts in synthetic organic chemistry
pp. 499-500(2)
Author: Roberts S.M.

Enantioselective acylation of chiral amines catalysed by serine hydrolases
pp. 501-519(19)
Authors: van Rantwijk F.; Sheldon R.A.

Synthesis of (+)-goniothalamin and its enantiomer by combination of lipase catalyzed resolution and alkene metathesis
pp. 521-524(4)
Authors: Sundby E.; Perk L.; Anthonsen T.; Jorgen Aasen A.; Vidar Hansen T.

Alkene epoxidation catalyzed by cytochrome P450 BM-3 139-3
pp. 525-528(4)
Authors: Farinas E.T.; Alcalde M.; Arnold F.

Synthesis of maltooligosyl fructofuranosides catalyzed by immobilized cyclodextrin glucosyltransferase using starch as donor
pp. 529-534(6)
Authors: Martin M.T.; Angeles Cruces M.; Alcalde M.; Plou F.J.; Bernabe M.; Ballesteros A.

A chemoenzymatic synthesis of the linear triquinane (-)-hirsutene and identification of possible precursors to the naturally occurring (+)-enantiomer
pp. 535-547(13)
Authors: Banwell M.G.; Edwards A.J.; Harfoot G.J.; Jolliffe K.A.

Dioxygenase-catalysed sulfoxidation of bicyclic alkylaryl sulfides and chemoenzymatic synthesis of acyclic disulfoxides
pp. 549-559(11)
Authors: Boyd D.R.; Sharma N.D.; Haughey S.A.; Kennedy M.A.; Malone J.F.; Shepherd S.D.; Allen C.C.R.; Dalton H.

Combined biological and chemical catalysis in the preparation of oxycodone
pp. 561-568(8)
Authors: Walker A.J.; Bruce N.C.

Oxidation of secondary amines by molecular oxygen and cyclohexanone monooxygenase
pp. 569-575(7)
Authors: Colonna S.; Pironti V.; Carrea G.; Pasta P.; Zambianchi F.

Regioselective biocatalytic hydrolysis of (E,Z)-2-methyl-2-butenenitrile for production of (E)-2-methyl-2-butenoic acid
pp. 577-581(5)
Authors: Hann E.C.; Sigmund A.E.; Fager S.K.; Cooling F.B.; Gavagan J.E.; Bramucci M.G.; Chauhan S.; Payne M.S.; DiCosimo R.

Chemo-enzymatic enantio-convergent asymmetric synthesis of (R)-(+)-Marmin
pp. 583-588(6)
Authors: Edegger K.; Mayer S.F.; Steinreiber A.; Faber K.

Introduction of permanently charged groups into PEGA resins leads to improved biotransformations on solid support
pp. 589-594(6)
Authors: Basso A.; Ulijn R.V.; Flitsch S.L.; Margetts G.; Brazendale I.; Ebert C.; De Martin L.; Linda P.; Verdelli S.; Gardossi L.

Biotransformation of resveratrol: synthesis of trans-dehydrodimers catalyzed by laccases from Myceliophtora thermophyla and from Trametes pubescens
pp. 595-600(6)
Authors: Nicotra S.; Cramarossa M.R.; Mucci A.; Pagnoni U.M.; Riva S.; Forti L.

Enzymatic transformations. Part 55: Highly productive epoxide hydrolase catalysed resolution of an azole antifungal key synthon
pp. 601-605(5)
Authors: Monfort N.; Archelas A.; Furstoss R.

Preparation of N-unsubstituted -ketoamides by Rhodococcus rhodochrous-catalysed hydration of -ketonitriles
pp. 607-618(12)
Authors: Gotor V.; Liz R.; Testera A.M.a.

Unusual reversal of regioselectivity in antibody-mediated aldol additions with unsymmetrical methyl ketones
pp. 619-632(14)
Authors: Maggiotti V.; Bahmanyar S.; Reiter M.; Resmini M.; Houk K.N.; Gouverneur V.

Preparative asymmetric reduction of ketones in a biphasic medium with an (S)-alcohol dehydrogenase under in situ-cofactor-recycling with a formate dehydrogenase
pp. 633-640(8)
Authors: Groger H.; Hummel W.; Rollmann C.; Chamouleau F.; Husken H.; Werner H.; Wunderlich C.; Abokitse K.; Drauz K.; Buchholz S.

Synthesis of chiral ADMET polymers containing repeating d-chiro-inositol units derived from a biocatalytically prepared diene diol
pp. 641-646(6)
Authors: Bui V.P.; Hudlicky T.

Chemo-enzymatic preparation of chiral 3-aminopyrrolidine derivatives
pp. 647-653(7)
Authors: Iding H.; Wirz B.; Rogers-Evans M.

An electrokinetic bioreactor: using direct electric current for enhanced lactic acid fermentation and product recovery
pp. 655-661(7)
Authors: Li H.; Mustacchi R.; Knowles C.J.; Skibar W.; Sunderland G.; Dalrymple I.; Jackman S.A.

Ketoreductases in the synthesis of valuable chiral intermediates: application in the synthesis of -hydroxy -amino and -hydroxy -amino acids
pp. 663-669(7)
Authors: Kambourakis S.; Rozzell J.D.

Aldehyde-based racemization in the dynamic kinetic resolution of N-heterocyclic -amino esters using Candida antarctica lipase A
pp. 671-677(7)
Authors: Liljeblad A.; Kiviniemi A.; Kanerva L.T.

Novel reaction systems for the synthesis of O-glucosides by enzymatic reverse hydrolysis
pp. 679-682(4)
Authors: Balogh T.; Boross L.; Kosary J.

Enzymatic resolution of 4-N-phenylacetylamino-derivatives obtained from multicomponent reactions using PenG amidase and in silico studies
pp. 683-691(9)
Authors: Strubing D.; Neumann H.; Klaus S.; Jacobi von Wangelin A.; Gordes D.; Beller M.; Braiuca P.; Ebert C.; Gardossi L.; Kragl U.

Hydrolytic and transglycosylation reactions of N-acyl modified substrates catalysed by -N-acetylhexosaminidases
pp. 693-701(9)
Authors: Fialova P.; Weignerova L.; Rauvolfova J.; Prikrylova V.; Pisvejcova A.; Ettrich R.; Kuzma M.; Sedmera P.; Kren V.

Adrenaline profiling of lipases and esterases with 1,2-diol and carbohydrate acetates
pp. 703-710(8)
Authors: Wahler D.; Boujard O.; Lefevre F.; Reymond J.-L.

The use of a thermostable signature amidase in the resolution of the bicyclic synthon (rac)--lactam
pp. 711-716(6)
Authors: Toogood H.S.; Brown R.C.; Line K.; Keene P.A.; Taylor S.J.C.; McCague R.; Littlechild J.A.

Use of hydrolases for the synthesis of cyclic amino acids
pp. 717-728(12)
Authors: Lloyd R.C.; Lloyd M.C.; Smith M.E.B.; Holt K.E.; Swift J.P.; Keene P.A.; Taylor S.J.C.; McCague R.

Directed evolution of the dioxygenase complex for the synthesis of furanone flavor compounds
pp. 729-734(6)
Authors: Newman L.M.; Garcia H.; Hudlicky T.; Selifonov S.A.

One-pot chemoenzymatic synthesis of protected cyanohydrins
pp. 735-739(5)
Authors: Purkarthofer T.; Skranc W.; Weber H.; Griengl H.; Wubbolts M.; Scholz G.; Pochlauer P.

Remote control of enzyme selectivity: the case of stevioside and steviolbioside
pp. 741-746(6)
Authors: Colombo G.; Riva S.; Danieli B.

The substrate specificity of the heat-stable stereospecific amidase from Klebsiella oxytoca
pp. 747-752(6)
Authors: Shaw N.M.; Naughton A.B.

A dynamic combinatorial screen for novel imine reductase activity
pp. 753-758(6)
Authors: Li H.; Williams P.; Micklefield J.; Gardiner J.M.; Stephens G.

An efficient enzymatic preparation of rhinovirus protease inhibitor intermediates
pp. 759-764(6)
Authors: Martinez C.A.; Yazbeck D.R.; Tao J.

Mechanistic studies on the enzymatic transesterification of polyesters
pp. 765-770(6)
Authors: McCabe R.W.; Taylor A.

Generation of a dynamic combinatorial library using sialic acid aldolase and in situ screening against wheat germ agglutinin
pp. 771-780(10)
Authors: Lins R.J.; Flitsch S.L.; Turner N.J.; Irving E.; Brown S.A.

An alternative bioreactor concept for application of an isolated oxidoreductase for asymmetric ketone reduction
pp. 781-788(8)
Authors: Shorrock V.J.; Chartrain M.; Woodley J.M.

Rapid identification of enantioselective ketone reductions using targeted microbial libraries
pp. 789-797(9)
Authors: Homann M.J.; Vail R.B.; Previte E.; Tamarez M.; Morgan B.; Dodds D.R.; Zaks A.

Effect of the reaction temperature on the transglycosylation reactions catalyzed by the cyclodextrin glucanotransferase from Bacillus macerans for the synthesis of large-ring cyclodextrins
pp. 799-806(8)
Authors: Qi Q.; She X.; Endo T.; Zimmermann W.