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Asymmetric catalysis is one of the most effective strategies for obtaining single enantiomers in modern organic synthesis, and can be divided into three major categories: enzymatic catalysis, metal catalysis and organocatalysis by small organic molecules, with advantages such as high atom economy, few steps and little waste.
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