Improvements in automated PNA synthesis using Boc/Z monomers

An optimized automated PNA synthesis protocol is reported. Under optimal conditions the product yield of a test 17‐mer PNA is approximately 90%. The average coupling yield is 99.4%. The synthesis strategy is Boc/Z and the deprotected amine is neutralized in situ. The monomers are added in molar exce...

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Hauptverfasser: KOCH, TROELS, HANSEN, HENRIK F., ANDERSEN, PETER, LARSEN, TINNA, BATZ, HANS G., OTTESON, KENNETH, ØRUM, HENRIK
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description An optimized automated PNA synthesis protocol is reported. Under optimal conditions the product yield of a test 17‐mer PNA is approximately 90%. The average coupling yield is 99.4%. The synthesis strategy is Boc/Z and the deprotected amine is neutralized in situ. The monomers are added in molar excess to HATU and pre‐activated for 60 s before delivery to the resin. The concentration of the activated monomers is 0.08 m during the couplings. Heteroselective solvation provides the highest coupling yields. Acetic anhydride is used as capping reagent followed by a piperidine wash. The protocol has been developed in a 5 μmol scale but is easily scaled up to 10–50 μmol scale syntheses on the automated synthesizer (ABI 433A). © Munksgaard 1997.
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Biopolymers
Boc Z-synthesis strategy
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Glycine - analogs & derivatives
Glycine - chemistry
heteroselective solvation
Nucleic Acids - chemical synthesis
optimized protocol
Peptides - chemical synthesis
Piperidines - chemistry
Purines - chemistry
Pyrimidinones - chemistry
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