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Rhamnogalacturonan II (RG-II)-the most complex polysaccharide known in nature-exists as a borate cross-linked dimer in the plant primary cell wall. Boric acid facilitates the formation of this cross-link on the apiosyl residues of RG-II's side chain A. Here, we detail the reaction mechanism for the cross-linking process with ab initio calculations coupled with transition state theory. We determine the formation of the first ester linkage to be the rate-limiting step of the mechanism. Our findings demonstrate that the regio- and stereos
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