Stirring Peptide Synthesis to a New Level of Efficiency

Citation:

Johnny N. Naoum, Israel Alshanski, Guy Mayer, Poriah Strauss, and Mattan Hurevich. 2022. “Stirring Peptide Synthesis to a New Level of Efficiency.” Organic Process Research & Development, 26, 1, Pp. 129-136. Publisher's Version
Stirring Peptide Synthesis to a New Level of Efficiency

Abstract:

Accelerating solid-phase synthesis is crucial for accessing a large number of peptides in a short time. Since standard peptide synthesis is usually done under poor diffusion conditions with slow or no mixing of the solid support, acceleration of the process is achieved by applying a large excess of reagents. In this work, overhead stirring and heating were combined to provide accelerated solid-phase peptide synthesis without using an excess of reagent. A new setup that allows both heating and fast stirring was designed specifically for research laboratory-scale peptide synthesis. By increasing the diffusion of both reagents and beads in a narrow dimension reactor, solid-phase reactions were done in seconds and medium-size peptides were synthesized in minutes.

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