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3.23<br />

Peroxides<br />

OOH<br />

R R'<br />

lipooxygenase<br />

R<br />

3.24 Isomers<br />

Enzymes are capable of catalyzing peroxidation using O 2 or H 2O 2, as shown above,<br />

usually in the allylic position [62].<br />

3.24<br />

Isomers<br />

X = NH 2, OH<br />

X H<br />

R R'<br />

R R'''<br />

R'<br />

R<br />

R<br />

R<br />

R<br />

O<br />

R'''<br />

OH<br />

R'<br />

NH2<br />

X<br />

R''<br />

OH<br />

R'<br />

R'<br />

R IV<br />

R'<br />

R''<br />

X = C, N (R'''= single electron pair)<br />

racemase or epimerase<br />

cis-trans isomerase<br />

interconverting<br />

aldose and ketose<br />

interconverting<br />

keto-enol groups<br />

double bond migration<br />

mutase<br />

(intramolecular transferase)<br />

R<br />

R'<br />

H X<br />

R R'<br />

R R''<br />

X<br />

R' R'''<br />

There are many isomerases in nature, which catalyze geometric, structural or stereochemical<br />

changes. As yet, most have not been fully explored for chemical transformations<br />

[63].<br />

R<br />

R<br />

R<br />

OH<br />

R'''<br />

NH 2<br />

O<br />

O<br />

R'<br />

R'<br />

R'<br />

R'<br />

R IV<br />

R''<br />

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