Palladium mediated deallylation in fully aqueous conditions for native chemical ligation at aspartic and glutamic acid sites
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Muhammad Jbara, Emad Eid, Ashraf Brik
An efficient native chemical ligation approach at Asp and Glu sites is reported applying a hydrazide precursor, as a peptide thioester, and allyl protection at the side chain of Asp and Glu. The allyl protection was efficiently removed, after the ligation step, using the water-soluble palladium complex [Pd(allyl)Cl]2 and glutathione within a few minutes under fully aqueous conditions.
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