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ニトロディベンゾフラン:ペプチドにおけるチオルケージングにおいて,ブロミン化ヒドロキシクマリンよりも優れている1および2フォトン感受性保護群

M Mohsen Mahmoodi1, Daniel Abate-Pella1, Tom J Pundsack1

  • 1Department of Chemistry, University of Minnesota , Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455, United States.

Journal of the American Chemical Society
|March 31, 2016
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まとめ

ニトロディベンゾフーラン (NDBF) は,ペプチド化学における光移転性チオール保護のための優れた方法を提供し,以前の保護グループで見られた問題を克服します. この新しい NDBF 保護グループは,様々な用途の効率的でクリーンな開封を可能にします.

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