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Synthesis of S-linked glycopeptides in aqueous solution

Zhu et al., 2003

Document ID
11654675105158748526
Author
Zhu X
Pachamuthu K
Schmidt R
Publication year
Publication venue
The Journal of Organic Chemistry

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Investigation of direct S-glycosylation of homocysteine and cysteine containing peptides with O-acetyl protected glycosyl halides led under two-phase conditions in the presence of sodium carbonate as base to excellent results. Thus, from glucosyl bromide, galactosyl …
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