Fmoc solid phase peptide synthesis : a practical approach

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Abstract
Introduction - a retrospective viewpoint White & Chan: Basic Principles Chan & White: Basic Procedures Albericio et al: Preparation and Handling of Peptides Containing Methionine and Cysteine Quibell & Johnson: Difficult Peptides Wellings et al: Synthesis of Modified Peptides White: Phosphopeptide Synthesis Kihlberg: Glycopeptide Synthesis Barlos & Gatos: Convergent Peptide Synthesis Drijfhout & Hoogerhout: Methods of Preparing Peptide-carrier Conguates Tam & Lu: Chemoselective and Orthogonal Ligation Techniques Mascagni: Purification of Large Peptides Using Chemioselective Tags Cammish & Kates: Instrumentation for Automated Solid-Phase Peptide Synthesis Doerner et al: Manual Multiple Synthesis Methods.
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Authors Weng C. Chan, Peter D. White
Journal Oxford University Press eBooks
Year 2000
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