An efficient Fmoc strategy for the rapid synthesis of peptide para-nitroanilides
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01/11/2000
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A new strategy has been developed for the rapid synthesis of peptide para-nitroanilides (pNA). The method involves derivatization of commercially available tritylchloride resin (TCP-resin) with 1,4-phenylenediamine, subsequent coupling with desired amino acids by the standard Fmoc protocol, and oxidation of the intermediate para-aminoanilides (pAA) with Oxone(R). This procedure allows easy assembly of the desired para-aminoanilides (pAA) on standard resin and efficient oxidation and purification of the corresponding para-nitroanilides (pNA). The method allows easy access to any desired peptide para-nitroanilides, which are useful substrates for the characterization and study of proteolytic enzymes. |
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eng |
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Kluwer Academic Publishers |
Palavras-Chave | #Biochemistry & Molecular Biology #Chromogenic Substrates #Oxidation #Oxone((r)) #Para-nitroanilides #Solid-phase Synthesis #Solid-phase Synthesis #P-nitroanilides #Peptide-4-nitroanilides #C1 #250204 Bioinorganic Chemistry #730102 Immune system and allergy |
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Journal Article |