Back Cover: Enzyme-Catalyzed Carbonyl Olefination by the E. coli Protein YfeX in the Absence of Phosphines (ChemCatChem 9/2016)

The Cover shows an enzymatic carbonyl olefination reaction in E.coli where the corresponding enzyme—depicted as the clownfish nemo—has to be found in the organism which is represented by the ocean. In their paper, Weissenborn, Löw et al. present a method to find new enzyme activities by utilizing an...

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