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The most common reagent for the Fmoc-protection of amino acids is currently Fmoc-OSu, followed by Fmoc-Cl. However, the use of these reagents is usually accompanied by several side reactions, such as the formation of beta-alanine and dipeptides.
WeiterlesenThe use of bioactive peptides has increased over the recent years as they attracted attention for their use as therapeutic agents.
WeiterlesenPolyarginines are well known for their ability to enhance cell penetration.
WeiterlesenThis alkyne-functionalized cysteine building block can be incorporated into peptides via the Fmoc strategy.
WeiterlesenThe Fmoc group is the most frequently used protecting group in peptide chemistry. The most common deprotection conditions involve a solution of 20% piperidine in DMF.
WeiterlesenPoly-(α-L-glutamic acid) is a synthetic polypeptide of L-Glu linked by the alpha-amino groups (α-PGA). These polyanionic and biodegradable polymers can be used for a variety of purposes.
WeiterlesenAmino acids of high quality are crucial for the synthesis of peptides with a high purity.
WeiterlesenPolylysines are polymers of the canonical amino acid Lysine, and are characterized by their high charge density caused by the presence of one free amino group per lysine monomer.
WeiterlesenDiethyl-acetamidomalonate Route: The probably most widely used first approach to unnatural amino acids goes via alkylation of diethyl acetamidomalonate.
WeiterlesenWe now offer a series of Lysine dendrons for chemoselective functionalization of molecules containing carbonyl groups. These multivalent molecules carry diverse types of moieties, such as amine- or hydroxyl-groups, DOTA chelators or triphenylphosphonium (TPP) cations.
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