A highly efficient and practical synthesis of peptides in solution phase has been developed. The procedure is based on the use of pnitrobenzenesulfonyl (nosyl) group for the protection of the amino function of alpha-amino acids. Every step of the procedure, protection of the amino function by the nosyl group, formation of the peptide bond, and removal of the sulfonamide group, is characterized by high yields and excellent purity of the final products. The described strategy allows the preparation of short peptide sequences keeping the chiral integrity of amino acid precursors. Compatibility of nosyl group with the side-chain protecting groups used in Fmoc-based strategy is demonstrated. The method here presented is an alternative strategy that could provide advantages for future peptide synthesis

N-Nosyl-α-Amino acids in the solution phase peptide synthesis

Leggio, Antonella;DI GIOIA, Maria Luisa;Perri, Francesca;Liguori, Angelo
2007-01-01

Abstract

A highly efficient and practical synthesis of peptides in solution phase has been developed. The procedure is based on the use of pnitrobenzenesulfonyl (nosyl) group for the protection of the amino function of alpha-amino acids. Every step of the procedure, protection of the amino function by the nosyl group, formation of the peptide bond, and removal of the sulfonamide group, is characterized by high yields and excellent purity of the final products. The described strategy allows the preparation of short peptide sequences keeping the chiral integrity of amino acid precursors. Compatibility of nosyl group with the side-chain protecting groups used in Fmoc-based strategy is demonstrated. The method here presented is an alternative strategy that could provide advantages for future peptide synthesis
2007
N-Nosyl-alpha-amino acids; Solution phase peptide synthesis; N-Nosyl- dipeptides; Mercaptoacetic acid.
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