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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Feb 4.
Published in final edited form as: Org Biomol Chem. 2010 Apr 21;8(8):1773–1776. doi: 10.1039/c000905a

Table 3. Effectiveness of different coupling reagentsa.

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entry coupling reagentb, c T/°C time/h % conversiond, e
1 triphosgene 45 0.5 94%
2 DIC/HOAt 45 0.5 34%
3 HATU/HOAt 45 0.5 11%
4 TFFH/HOAt 45 0.5 9%
5 PyBrOP/DMAP 45 0.5 trace
6 HBTU 25 12 trace
7 TBTU 25 12 trace
8 PyBOP 25 12 trace
9 amino acid chloridef 25 2 trace
10 DAST 25 2 trace
a

Optimization studies were performed with peptide 9 sequence; results of amide bond formation between an N-allylalanine residue and FmocGlu(tBu)-OH on Rink amide resin are shown.

b

With microwave irradiation; see the experimental section for details.

c

DMF was used as a solvent with all coupling agents except for THF with triphosgene.

d

Determined from analytical HPLC.

e

Results after three different treatments with the Fmoc amino acid and coupling agent.

f

Pre-synthesized nosyl amino acid chloride.8