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Removal of protected peptides from the Merrifield resin by potassium cyanide catalyzed transesterification

Moore et al., 1978

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10361204834390645020
Author
Moore G
Mcmaster D
Publication year
Publication venue
International journal of peptide and protein research

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Potassium cyanide catalyzed transesterification with methanol, ethanol or benzyl alcohol was found to be effective for the removal of a variety of protected amino acids and peptides from the Merrifield resin after solid phase peptide synthesis. A peptide was released from the …
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