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We describe, and compare, two methods which enable theassembly of proteins from peptide thioester fragmentsprepared by Fmoc chemistry mediated solid phase synthesis. The first, which utilizes iso-thiouronium salts,allows formation of thiophenyl esters directly frompartially protected peptides, either in solution or onresin. The second uses ‘sulfonamide’ based safety-catchresins. Data on yields, generality and potential for side-reactions are provided.
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Biancalana, S., Hudson, D., Songster, M.F. et al. Fmoc chemistry compatible thio-ligation assembly of proteins. Letters in Peptide Science 7, 291–297 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1011849912229
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