In this work, we disclose a high-throughput screening assay for in situ analysis of enantioselection. The assay makes use of enantioenriched probe substrates that are isotopically chiral by virtue of a 13C isotope label. Upon catalytic asymmetric transformation, the carbon labels in the pseudoenantiomeric reaction products are in alternate diastereotopic environments and therefore lead to unique resonances. Simple integration allows for calculation of conversion and enantioselection.
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