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Solid Phase Synthesis of Thymopoietin-(32-36) Using Adpoc Amino Acids and its Biological Activity +

  • Georg Rampold , Elsa Lundanes , Karl Folkers , Wolfgang Voelter , Hubert Kalbacher and Emile Bliznakov

Abstract

An exemplary peptide has been synthesized for the first time by an automated solid-phase instrumentation which utilized the new Adpoc (1 -(1-adamantyl) -1 -methylethoxycarbonyl-) group for protection of the a-amino groups of the amino acids. The pentapeptide, thymo-poietin-(32-36) was synthesized, and shown to be pure by criteria including HPLC. Using a Cytoxan (cyclophosphamide) model system for suppression of a primary, hemolytic, humoral, antibody level, thymopoietin-(32-36) showed low activity, and reversed the suppressing effect of Cytoxan. This biological activity apparently is the result of cummulative effect.

Received: 1980-5-27
Published Online: 2014-6-2
Published in Print: 1980-11-1

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