1985
DOI: 10.1111/j.1399-3011.1985.tb02210.x
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Protection of the hydroxyl function of hydroxyproline and serine in peptide synthesis by the 2‐methoxyethoxymethyl (Mem) group

Abstract: Some tri-and hexapeptides containing hydroxyproline and serine were synthesized using the 2-methoxyethoxymethyl group for the protection of the hydroxyl function. For N-protection not only the NpS and the Z group but also the Boc group can be used. As compared to the But group the Mem group is much more stable towards TFA. Application of Mem protection allows a complete deblocking of the Boc group without affecting the Mem group.

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“…Cleavage with TFA in dichloromethane was sluggish; treatment with TiCl 4 sometimes gave good results, but was not reproducible. Ultimately, treatment with hydrochloric acid in TFA was the most effective and reliable. Protection of the four alcohols as TBS ethers was uneventful.…”
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“…Cleavage with TFA in dichloromethane was sluggish; treatment with TiCl 4 sometimes gave good results, but was not reproducible. Ultimately, treatment with hydrochloric acid in TFA was the most effective and reliable. Protection of the four alcohols as TBS ethers was uneventful.…”
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confidence: 99%