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A novel class of peptidyl glycosyl disulfide and thiol catalysts is developed. The thiols are found to catalyze enantioselective olefin hydrosilylation up to 5:95 er. The disulfide catalysts are competent in an enantioselective thiyl-catalyzed cycloaddition reaction, yielding product with complementary selectivity to that previously reported with cystine-based catalysts. The modular nature of these catalysts provides new opportunities for asymmetric thiyl and thiol HAT catalysis.
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