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428  19 Chemoenzymatic Multistep One-Pot Processes

                    approach is based on the isomerization of a substrate which is catalyzed by means
                    of a chemocatalyst (Scheme 19.1, concept (a)). This isomerization is coupled in situ
                    with an enzymatic transformation of one of the isomers. As isomers, mostly racemic
                    mixtures of enantiomers are used, which then leads to a so-called dynamic kinetic
                    resolution (DKR) in which permanent racemization of the favored enantiomer
                    is coupled with a selective transformation of one of the two enantiomers (in a
                    resolution process). However, the isomers need not necessarily be enantiomers.
                    Any types of isomers are conceivable as long as they can be transformed into
                    each other in a (reversible) manner under reaction conditions capable of being
                    combined with enzyme catalysis. The details will be discussed in the subsequent
                    section 19.3.


           (a) Concept of combined isomerizations and subsequent derivatization of one isomer
             based on chemo- and biocatalysis (exemplified for dynamic kinetic resolutions)
                        Resolution
                           via
                        Biocatalysis
           (R)-Substrate              (R)-Product
                 Racemization
                     via
                 Chemocatalysis

           (S)-Substrate
           (b) Concept of combined substrate synthesis with subsequent product formation
             based on chemo- and biocatalysis
                                                  Chemocatalysis
                        Biocatalysis               or ‘‘classic’’
                                                  chemical rection
                                                                (Chiral)
                                      Intermediate                     (Sequence type I)
                                                                product
                                     In situ-formed,
           (Prochiral)                not isolated
           substrate   Chemocatalysis
                         or ‘‘classic’’            Biocatalysis
                       chemical rection
                                                                (Chiral)
                                      Intermediate                     (Sequence type II)
                                                                product
                                     In situ-formed,
                                      not isolated
                    Scheme 19.1  Concepts of one-pot processes with combined chemo- and biocatalytic
                    reactions.


                      A second option consists in combining a substrate synthesis (not formed by an
                    isomerization process) in an initial step, followed by a subsequent transformation
                    of the substrate (Scheme 19.1, concept (b)). Often, one of the two processes (if not
                    both) are asymmetric reactions. In such a concept of a chemoenzymatic one-pot
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