Asymmetric autocatalytic Mannich reaction in the presence of water and its implication in prebiotic chemistry
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Mohamed Amedjkouh, Maria Brandberg
An enantioselective process in which the chiral Mannich product acts as a catalyst for its own replication was observed to occur under various conditions in the presence of water.
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