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Fmoc-L-Lysine-(Boc), PEPTIPURE® is een beschermd aminozuurbouwsteen voor biochemie en peptidesynthese, geleverd met een minimale zuiverheid van 98.5 %. Het draagt CAS-nummer 71989-26-9 en EG-nummer 276-256-4, met de brutoformule C₂₆H₃₂N₂O₆ en een molaire massa van 486.55 g/mol. Het dubbele Fmoc- en Boc-beschermingspatroon ondersteunt de gecontroleerde inbouw van lysine-residuen tijdens vastefase- en verwante peptidesamenstellingsstrategieën. Dit PEPTIPURE®-materiaal van fabrikant Carl ROTH is bedoeld voor laboratoria die werken aan beschermde aminozuren, sequentiesamenstelling en biochemische syntheseworkflows. Een duidelijke moleculaire identiteit en een hoge minimale zuiverheid helpen de consistentie te behouden bij koppelingsstappen, de behandeling van tussenproducten en stroomafwaartse ontschermingssequenties in organische en op peptiden gerichte omgevingen.
Dit artikel maakt deel uit van Klikchemie, bioconjugatie & synthesereagentia, in Biochemicaliën & reagentia.
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- Zuiverheid (HPLC): ≥98.5 %
- Enantiomere zuiverheid: ≤0.5 % D-enantiomeer
- Specifieke rotatie [α]20D (c=1 in DMF): -14.5° to -9.5°
- Water (KF): ≤2 %
- CAS-nummer: 71989-26-9
- Verpakkingsgroottes: 5 g, 25 g, 100 g
- EG-nr.: 276-256-4
- Zuiverheid: min. 98.5 %
- Kwaliteit: PEPTIPURE®
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