Figure 1 - Model system for selective oxidation by cytochrome P450.
From the following article
The model student: what chemical model systems can teach us about biology
Eric T Kool & Marcey L Waters
Nature Chemical Biology 3, 70 - 73 (2007)
doi:10.1038/nchembio0207-70

The enzyme model contained an oxidizing metal and multiple binding functionalities (cyclodextrins, shown as conical toroids). The model for a steroid substrate contained terminal, hydrophobic moieties that could be bound by the cyclodextrins, bringing the C6
-proton in position for selective hydroxylation (product shown in red) by the tetrameric cyclodextrin complex21.
