Corporate Advantages
Chiral Chemistry
The Chiral Homogeneity of Life: The fundamental "building blocks" of life—natural amino acids—are almost exclusively in the L-configuration, while sugars (such as ribose and glucose) are predominantly in the D-configuration.
Coupling Chemistry
Coupling chemistry : generally refers to a class of chemical reactions that connect two molecular fragments to build more complex molecules by forming carbon-carbon or carbon-heteroatom bonds.
Electrochemistry
The application of electrochemistry in organic synthesis—often referred to as organic electrosynthesis or electrocatalytic organic synthesis—represents a highly dynamic and cutting-edge field.
Enzyme Catalysis
Enzyme catalysis refers to a biocatalytic process that utilizes enzymes—biological macromolecules (typically proteins) with highly efficient catalytic functions—to accelerate specific chemical reactions.
Metal Catalysis
Refers to chemical reactions catalyzed by metals, typically transition metals such as palladium, rhodium, ruthenium, iridium, and copper.
Chiral Chemistry 
Coupling Chemistry 
Electrochemistry 
Enzyme Catalysis 
Metal Catalysis