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Controlling enzyme reactions by supramolecular protection and deprotection of oligosaccharide substrates
Protection/deprotection is a powerful strategy in the total synthesis of complex organic molecules but similar tools are nearly absent in enzymatic reactions. We here report supramolecular protective receptors that outcompete an enzyme in the binding of oligosaccharides. The strong binding inhibits
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