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CHEMOSELECTIVE LIGATION OF MULTIFUNCTIONAL PEPTIDES TO TOPOLOGICAL TEMPLATES VIA THIOETHER FORMATION FOR TASP SYNTHESIS

1995
Journal paper

Abstract

Covalent attachment of multifunctional peptides to a topological template containing four maleimide functions was achieved via thioether formation; the resulting TASP (Template Assembled Synthetic Protein) molecules are obtained in high yield and purity.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/76585?ln=en

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