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Abstract
ortho-Hydroxylation of chloro- and bromo-benzene occurred in the presence of growing cultures of the fungi Rhizopus arrhizus, Rhizopus stolonifer, and Cunninghamella elegans. The absence of a primary kinetic isotope effect and the presence of the NIH shift are consistent with dihydroarene oxides being initial metabolites. N.m.r. analysis of the deuterium-labelled o-halogenophenol products suggests that enzyme-catalysed epoxidation occurs preferentially at the 2,3-bond.
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