Nature research paper: Multifunctional biocatalyst for conjugate reduction and reductive amination
T.W.T. is grateful for a CASE award from the UK Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council and Pfizer . J.R.M. acknowledges a CASE award from the Industrial Biotechnology Innovation Centre , BBSRC and Prozomix Ltd. A.C. was funded by grant BB/P005578/1 from the BBSRC. N.J.T. is grateful to the ERC for the award of an Advanced Grant . We thank J. P. Turkenburg and S.
Thomas W. Thorpe, James R. Marshall, Vanessa Harawa, Rebecca E. Ruscoe, Antonio Angelastro, Rachel S. Heath, Fabio Parmeggiani & Nicholas J. TurnerProzomix, Haltwhistle, UKRoger M. Howard & Rajesh Kumar
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