QUESTION 4 The reductive ability of the enzymes found in baker's yeast approximates the reductive ability of sodium borohydride while generating the S-isomer preferentially. Under these conditions, select the carbonyl on the structure below that will be reduced in this process. 145, 82 Selected Coordinates Clear

QUESTION 4 The reductive ability of the enzymes found in baker's yeast approximates the reductive ability of sodium borohydride while generating the S-isomer preferentially. Under these conditions, select the carbonyl on the structure below that will be reduced in this process. 145, 82 Selected Coordinates Clear

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