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Biomimetic Oxidations Catalyzed by Transition Metal Complexes
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Thermodynamic influences of C-H bond oxidation, J.M. Mayer distinguishing biomimetic oxidations from oxidations mediated by freely diffusing radicals, K.U. Ingold, P.A. MacFaul biomimetic oxygenations related to cytochrome P450 - metal-oxo and metal-peroxo intermediates, J.L. McLain et al models of heme peroxidases and catalases, B. Meunier non-heme peroxidases and catalases - mechanistic implications from the studies of manganese and vanadium model compounds, C. Slebodnick et al methane monooxygenase models, Z-B. Hu, S.M. Gorun models of copper enzymes and heme-copper oxidases, M.A. Kopf, K.D. Karlin iron-containing models of catechol dioxygenases, H-J. Kruger biomimetic chemistry of molybdenum, C.G. Young models of superoxide dismutases, D.E. Cabelli et al modelling the oxygen-evolving complex in photosystem II, J. Limburg et al asymmetric biomimetic oxidations, A. Robert, B. Meunier bioinspired oxidations catalysed by rythenium complexes, S-I. Murahashi, N. Komiya biocatalytic and biomimetic oxidations from an industrial perspective, R.A. Sheldon.
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- Meunier, B.
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- IMPERIAL COLLEGE PRESS eBooks
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- 2000-03
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- 10.1142/p084
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