Extended Data Fig. 5: The conversion rates in type II coupling reactions catalyzed by CsmA, BbmA and the double mutants BbmAL112S/W288T. | Nature Chemistry

Extended Data Fig. 5: The conversion rates in type II coupling reactions catalyzed by CsmA, BbmA and the double mutants BbmAL112S/W288T.

From: Structural insights into two thiamine diphosphate-dependent enzymes and their synthetic applications in carbon–carbon linkage reactions

Extended Data Fig. 5

(a)–(f), The total conversion rates of the two NaBH4 reduction products during the coupling reactions between IPA (S2) and HPPA (S3, a), PPA (S5, b), NOPA (S6, c), HMPPA (S7, d), OPBA (S8, e), or NPA (S9, f), respectively. g, The conversion rates in the homocoupling reactions of IPA (S2). (h)–(l), The total conversion rates of the two NaBH4-reduction products during the coupling reactions between HPPA (S3) and PPA (S5, h), NOPA (S6, i), HMPPA (S7, j), OPBA (S8, k), or NPA (S9, l), respectively. m, The conversion rates in the homocoupling reactions of HPPA (S3). All chromatograms are shown in the Supplementary Information (Supplementary Fig. 4). The conversion rates in percentile were determined from three original independent replicates of reactions (shown as dots) and the error bars were generated as mean values +/− SD (standard deviations) from the three independent replicates.

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