Miklos Bodanszky

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A Method of Synthesis of Long Peptide Chains Using a Synthesis of Oxytocin as an Example (1959) (448)
Synthesis of Peptides by Aminolysis of Nitrophenyl Esters (1955) (213)
Biological activities of synthetic peptides corresponding to fragments of and to the entire sequence of the vasoactive intestinal peptide. (1973) (151)
SIDE REACTIONS IN PEPTIDE SYNTHESIS (1978) (149)
Side reactions in peptide synthesis. VII. Sequence dependence in the formation of aminosuccinyl derivatives from beta-benzyl-aspartyl peptides. (2009) (127)
Biosynthesis of peptide antibiotics. (1971) (123)
Unsulfated C-terminal 7-peptide of cholecystokinin: a new ligand of the opiate receptor. (1978) (113)
Peptide Chemistry: A Practical Textbook (1988) (93)
Structure of the peptide antibiotic amphomycin. (1973) (84)
Synthesis of secretin. II. The stepwise approach. (1967) (79)
Synthesis of secretin. IV. Secondary structure in a miniature protein. (1969) (76)
Side reactions in peptide synthesis. VI. A reexamination of the benzyl group in the protection of the side chains of tyrosine and aspartic acid. (2009) (68)
Cholecystokinin (pancreozymin). 4. Synthesis and properties of a biologically active analogue of the C-terminal heptapeptide with epsilon-hydroxynorleucine sulfate replacing tyrosine sulfate. (1978) (62)
THE AZIDE METHOD IN PEPTIDE SYNTHESIS, ITS SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS (1974) (58)
Synthesis of secretin. I. The protected tetradecapeptide corresponding to sequence 14-27. (1967) (57)
Recent Developments and Perspectives (1984) (57)
Contractile activity of vasotocin, oxytocin, and vasopressin on mammalian prostate. (1992) (57)
Synthesis of the vasoactive intestinal peptide (VIP). (1974) (56)
Side reactions in peptide synthesis. IX. Suppression of the formation of aminosuccinyl peptides with additives. (2009) (56)
Side reactions in peptide synthesis. II. Formation of succinimide derivatives from aspartyl residues. (1975) (53)
The structure and synthesis of malformin A. (1974) (52)
Synthesis of Lysine-vasopressin by the Nitrophenyl Ester Method1 (1960) (52)
The World of Peptides: A Brief History of Peptide Chemistry (1991) (51)
Interaction of secretin5-27 and its analogues with hormone receptors on pancreatic acini. (1979) (51)
Synthesis of Arginine-Containing Peptides through Their Ornithine Analogs. Synthesis of Arginine Vasopressin, Arginine Vasotocin, and L-Histidyl-L-phenylalanyl-L-arginyl-L-tryptophylglycine (1964) (49)
Cholecystokinin (pancreozymin). 3. Synthesis and properties of an analogue of the C-terminal heptapeptide with serine sulfate replacing tyrosine sulfate. (1977) (47)
An Improved Synthesis of Oxytocin1 (1959) (45)
A preferred conformation in the vasoactive intestinal peptide (VIP). Molecular architecture of gastrointestinal hormones (1974) (45)
The structure of the peptide antibiotic stendomycin. (1969) (44)
Thiostrepton. Degradation Products and Structural Features (1964) (43)
SIDE REACTIONS IN PEPTIDE SYNTHESIS. 12. HYDROGENOLYSIS OF THE 9-FLUORENYLMETHYLOXYCARBONYL GROUP (1979) (42)
Secretin, Cholecystokinin, Pancreozymin and Gastrin (1973) (42)
The synthesis of secretin. 3. The fragment-condensation approach. (1968) (39)
Glycine Analogs of Bradykinin (1963) (38)
Active esters of 9-fluorenylmethyloxycarbonyl amino acids and their application in the stepwise lengthening of a peptide chain (1980) (38)
o-Nitrophenyl esters of tert-butyloxycarbonylamino acids and their application in the stepwise synthesis of peptide chains by a new technique (1973) (37)
STEPWISE SYNTHESIS OF PEPTIDES BY THE NITROPHENYL‐ESTER METHOD (1960) (37)
Are Peptide Antibiotics Small Proteins? (1964) (37)
Coupling in the absence of tertiary amines. (2009) (37)
Side reactions in peptide synthesis. 11. Possible removal of the 9-fluorenylmethyloxycarbonyl group by the amino components during coupling (1979) (36)
Synthesis of a Biologically Active Analog of Oxytocin, with Phenylalanine Replacing Tyrosine1,2 (1959) (35)
Synthesis of Oxytocin by the Nitrophenyl Ester Method (1959) (35)
Synthesis of a heptacosapeptide amide with the hormonal activity of sccretin. (1966) (33)
Interaction of peptides related to secretin with hormone receptors on pancreatic acinar cells. (1976) (33)
In search of new methods in peptide synthesis. A review of the last three decades. (2009) (33)
9-Fluorenylmethyl esters. (2009) (32)
O-Nitrophenyl esters of benzyloxycarbonylamino acids and their application in the synthesis of peptide chains by the in situ technique. (1974) (30)
O-nitrophenyl esters in solid phase peptide synthesis. (1973) (29)
Biologically Active Citrulline Peptides (1962) (28)
Cholecystokinin (pancreozymin). Synthesis and properties of the N alpha-acetyl-derivative of cholecystokinin 27-33. (2009) (27)
Comparative effects of synthetic and natural vasoactive intestinal peptide on pancreatic and biliary secretion and on glucose and insulin blood levels in the dog. (1978) (26)
Side reactions in peptide synthesis. 4. Extensive O-acylation by active esters in histidine containing peptides. (1977) (24)
SYNTHETIC PEPTIDES RELATED TO BRADYKININ (1963) (24)
Derivatives of S-9-fluorenylmethyl-L-cysteine. (2009) (24)
Origin of D-Amino-acids in Microbial Peptides: Rule of α-Epimerization (1968) (23)
Synthesis and Some Pharmacological Properties of a Peptide Derivative of Oxytocin (1960) (22)
Side reactions in peptide synthesis. 8. On the phenacyl group in the protection of the .beta.-carboxyl function of aspartyl residues (1978) (22)
The importance of the amino acid in position 27 of cholecystokinin in determining its biological activity on pancreatic acini. (1980) (22)
8-L-Citrulline Vasopressin and 8-L-Citrulline Oxytocin (1962) (22)
Synthesis and pharmacological properties of the N-terminal decapeptide of the vasoactive intestinal peptide (VIP). (1977) (21)
Determination of the intramolecular tyrosine-tryptophan distance in a 7-peptide related to the C-terminal sequence of cholecystokinin. (2009) (21)
Structure and synthesis of malformin A1 (1975) (21)
Synthesis of biocytin-containing peptides. (1977) (21)
Cyclization studies with a model pentapeptide. (2009) (20)
Dehydroalanine residues in thiostrepton. (1970) (19)
The Synthesis of 1-(Hemi-homocystine)-oxytocin and A Study of Some of its Pharmacological Properties1 (1961) (19)
The importance of the amino acid in position 32 of cholecystokinin in determining its interaction with cholecystokinin receptors on pancreatic acini. (1981) (19)
Active esters and resins in peptide synthesis. (1966) (19)
Activation and Coupling (1984) (18)
Side reactions in peptide synthesis. V.A reexamination of the mixed anhydride method. (2009) (18)
RIGID ACTIVE ESTERS IN PEPTIDE SYNTHESIS (1974) (18)
Conformation of peptides of the secretin-VIP-glucagon family in solution (1986) (18)
Secretin. VI. Simultaneous "in situ" syntheses of three analogues of the C-terminal tricosapeptide and a study of their conformation. (1976) (17)
Microbial production of vitamin B12 antimetabolites (1977) (17)
DEGRADATION OF THIOSTREPTON. THIOSTREPTOIC ACID (1960) (16)
Secretin. V. Solvent effects and conformational freedom. (1972) (16)
Oxytocin and the Life-span of Male Rats (1966) (15)
Self-association and solubility of peptides. Solvent-titration study of protected C-terminal segments of porcine secretin. (2009) (15)
Synthesis of Gastrointestinal Hormones (1968) (15)
Active esters in the formation of ester bonds between amino acids and polymeric supports. (2009) (15)
The occurrence of dehydrobutyrine in stendomycin. (1968) (14)
Active esters and resins in peptide synthesis: the role of steric hindrance (1969) (14)
Racemization in peptide synthesis. Mechanism-specific models (1967) (14)
Side reactions in peptide synthesis. X. Prevention of O-acylation during coupling with active esters. (2009) (14)
Hypothalamic peptides influencing secretion of ACTH by isolated adenohypophysial cells (1980) (14)
Experiments on the protection of the thioether in methionine. (2009) (14)
Cholecystokinin (pancreozymin). 5. Hormonally active desamino derivative of Tyr(SO3H)-Met-Gly-Trp-Met-Asp-Phe-NH2. (1980) (14)
Synthesis of 8-L-tryptophan-oxytocin and determination of one of its conformational parameters. (2009) (14)
Side reactions in peptide synthesis. III. Intermolecular acylation by an unprotected side chain carboxyl group. (1976) (14)
TWO DIASTEREOISOMERIC α, β-DIAMINOBUTYRIC ACIDS FROM AMPHOMYCIN (1970) (13)
A simple method for the study of racemization in peptide synthesis (1967) (13)
STRUCTURES OF THE VERNAMYCIN B GROUP OF ANTIBIOTICS. (1963) (13)
Vasoactive intestinal peptide (VIP) from chicken: Synthesis and properties of the C-terminal hendecapeptide (1976) (13)
Decomposition of tert-butyloxycarbonylamino acids during activation. (1975) (13)
Synthesis and properties of the cyclopentapeptide desthiomalformin (1975) (12)
Amino acid constituents of stendomycin. (1968) (12)
Synthesis and some pharmacological properties of Z-Tyr(SO3H)-Met-Gly-Trp-Met-Asp(Phe-NH2)-OH, a 32-beta-aspartyl analogue of cholecystokinin (pancreozymin) 27-33. (1982) (12)
Pancreatic secretory activity of secretin5–27 and substituted analogues (1978) (11)
Synthesis of the vasoactive intestinal peptide (VIP) I. The C-terminal cyanogen bromide fragment (1972) (11)
Synthesis and biological activity of enantio-(5-valine)malformin, a palindrome peptide. (1975) (11)
Synthesis and hormonal activities of 8-L-homonorleucine-vasopressin. (1971) (11)
Active Esters in Peptide Synthesis (1979) (11)
Structural relationships among peptide antibiotics. (1965) (10)
CONFIGURATION OF THE β-METHYLASPARTIC ACID RESIDUE IN AMPHOMYCIN (1970) (10)
Fatty acid constituents of the antifungal antibiotic stendomycin. (1967) (10)
DEGRADATION OF THIOSTREPTON. DERIVATIVES OF 8-HYDROXYQUINOLINE (1961) (10)
The structure of stendomycidine. (1969) (10)
Lactone bond in thiostrepton. Thiostreptonic acid, a degradation product of the antibiotic (1969) (10)
Is the vasoactive intestinal peptide (VIP) a prohormone (1979) (10)
Studies on the conformation of secretin: The position of the helical stretch (1976) (10)
Active esters in solid-phase peptide synthesis (1989) (10)
Optical Rotatory Dispersion of the Peptide Antibiotic Stendomycin: the Architecture of Microbial Peptides (1968) (9)
The structure of fatty acids from the antibiotic amphomycin. (1969) (9)
Coupling in the Absence of Tertiary Amines. Part 4. Tetrazole as Acidolytic Reagent. (1986) (9)
Proton Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Study of Sccretin (1970) (9)
Sepharose-avidin column for the binding of biotin or biotin-containing peptides (1970) (8)
Partial Structure of the Peptide Antibiotic Stendomycin as determined by Mass Spectrometry (1968) (8)
A New Crystalline Salt of Oxytocin (1959) (8)
Oxytocin and Related Peptides Elicit Contractions of Prostate and Seminal Vesicle (1992) (8)
Degradation of Thiostrepton.1The Structure of Thiostreptine (1962) (8)
High resolution mass spectra of malformin and related cyclic peptides. (1976) (8)
Alkyl esters of amino acids. (2009) (8)
Peptide antibiotics. (1969) (7)
Synthesis and some pharmacological properties of [8-L-tryptophan]oxytocin. (1980) (7)
On the N-methyl-L-threonine residue in stendomycin. (1968) (7)
Synthesis and some pharmacological properties of 8-L-methionine-oxytocin. (1979) (7)
Synthesis of the vasoactive intestinal peptide (VIP): II. The N-terminal hexapeptide (1973) (6)
The establishment of the identity of thiostrepton with thiactin(bryamycin). (1963) (6)
Secondary and Tertiary Structure (1988) (6)
Catalysis in peptide synthesis (1985) (6)
The myth of coupling reagents. (1992) (6)
Self association of secretin in aqueous solution. (2009) (5)
STRUCTURE OF DORICIN, A PEPTIDE RELATED TO THE VERNAMYCIN B GROUP. (1963) (5)
SYNTHESIS AND SOME PHARMACOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF 8-L-HOMOARGININE-VASOPRESSIN AND OF 1-DEAMINO-8-L-HOMOARGININE-VASOPRESSIN (1974) (5)
Conformation of peptides of the secretin-VIP-glucagon family in solution (1985) (5)
Secretin treatment for autism. (2000) (5)
The role of some polar amino acid residues in secretin. (1977) (5)
Synthesis and some pharmacological properties of 8-L-homoarginine-vasopressin and of 1-deamino-8-L-homoarginine-vasopressin. (1974) (5)
SIDE REACTIONS IN PEPTIDE SYNTHESIS. 8. ON THE PHENACYL GROUP IN THE PROTECTION OF THE β‐CARBOXYL FUNCTION OF ASPARTYL RESIDUES (1978) (4)
On active esters of benzyloxycarbonylnitroarginine. (1966) (4)
Constituents of amphomycin. (1969) (4)
Protection of Functional Groups (1988) (4)
Blocking of the α-Carboxyl Group (1994) (4)
The vasoactive intestinal peptide (VIP): VI. The 17-norleucine analog of the sequence 14–28☆ (1974) (4)
Studies on the amino acid sequence of amphomycin. (1970) (4)
The BIOGENETIC ORIGIN OF THE N-Methyl-R-Methyl-L-Isoleucine RESIDUE OF ETAMYGIN (1970) (4)
Cholecystokinin-pancreozymin.2.1 Synthesis of a protected heptapeptide hydrazide corresponding to sequence 17-23. (1977) (4)
Improved selectivity in the removal of the tert.-butyloxycarbonyl group (2009) (4)
Reactions of C‐terminal ω‐amino acid residues in liquid hydrogen fluoride (2009) (3)
The amino acid sequence of amphomycin. I. The "core-hexapeptide". (1971) (3)
Synthesis of the vasoactive intestinal peptide (VIP) (1974) (3)
Coupling in the absence of tertiary amines. V. Removal of the 2-nitrobenzenesulfenyl (NPS) group with 1-hydroxybenzotriazole in the presence of aniline or N-methylaniline. (2009) (3)
Active Esters and the Strategy of Peptide Synthesis (1973) (3)
Secretin. The synthesis of a "wrong" hexapeptide amide, sequence 22-27. (1966) (3)
Coupling in absence of tertiary amines:: III Deprotection with the help of the carboxyl component or its activated derivatives (2009) (3)
On the "minor basic amino acid residues" of amphomycin. (1970) (3)
The Synthesis of (Porcine) Secretin (1973) (3)
The configuration of stendomycidine. (1970) (3)
Tactics and Strategy in Peptide Synthesis (1984) (3)
Synthesis of the vasoactive intestinal peptide (VIP): III. The sequence 7–13 (1973) (3)
A ureido group containing analogue of oxytocin comprising eight amino acid residues. (1978) (3)
Acceptors in the removal of protecting groups (2009) (3)
Molecular architecture of peptide hormones optical rotatory dispersion of cholecystokinin-pancreozymin, bradykinin and 6-glycine bradykinin (1970) (2)
Formation of the Peptide Bond (1988) (2)
SECRETIN. VI. SIMULTANEOUS ′IN SITU′ SYNTHESES OF THREE ANALOGUES OF THE C-TERMINAL TRICOSAPEPTIDE AND A STUDY OF THEIR CONFORMATION (1976) (2)
SYNTHESIS AND BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY OF ENANTIO-(5-VALINE)MALFORMIN, A PALINDROME PEPTIDE (1975) (2)
4-Sulfobenzyl ester – its use in peptide synthesis (2009) (2)
Removal of Protecting Groups (1984) (2)
Synthesis and hormonal activities of 8-L-homolysine-vasopressin. (1971) (2)
Addition of thioglycolic acid to stendomycin. (1974) (2)
Selective modification of the ability of cholecystokinin to cause residual stimulation of pancreatic enzyme secretion. (1982) (2)
Reagents for Peptide Synthesis (1984) (2)
Reversible Blocking of Amino and Carboxyl Groups (1984) (2)
Concanavalin A: the sequence of the C-terminal nonapeptide and of a heptapeptide. (2009) (2)
Synthesis and properties of 1-deamino-8-L-homolysine-vasopressin. (1972) (2)
Synthesis of Vasoactive Intestinal Peptide and Related Peptides (1988) (2)
Semipermanent Protection of Side Chain Functions (1984) (2)
2 – Gastrointestinal Hormones (1973) (2)
CHOLECYSTOKININ-PANCREOZYMIN. 2. SYNTHESIS OF A PROTECTED HEPTAPEPTIDE HYDRAZIDE CORRESPONDING TO SEQUENCE 17-23 (1977) (1)
The biogenetic origin of the N-methyl-gamma-methyl-L-isoleucine residue of etamycin. (1970) (1)
Peptide Bond Formation with the Aid of Coupling Reagents (1994) (1)
Optical rotatory dispersion of proline-rich peptides from the venom of Bothrops jararaca. (1971) (1)
SYNTHESIS OF ARGINYL PEPTIDES THROUGH ORNITHYL PEPTIDES (1966) (1)
The configuration of the allothreonine residue in the antibiotic LL-A-0341. (1972) (1)
Importance of the amino acid in position 15 of VIP and secretin in influencing their interactions with membrane receptors on pancreatic acinar cells. (1980) (1)
IN SEARCH OF NEW METHODS IN PEPTIDE SYNTHESIS. A REVIEW OF THE LAST THREE DECADES (1985) (1)
Origin of D-amino-acids in microbial peptides: rule of alpha-epimerization. (1968) (1)
Additions and Corrections - Structure of the Peptide Antibiotic Amphomycin (1975) (1)
Kimia peptida / Miklos Bodanszky; diterjemahkan oleh Kosasih Padmawinata; penerjemah: Catur Herison (1998) (1)
ISOLATION OF α-AMINOBUTYRIC ACID FROM REDUCED THIOSTREPTON (1969) (1)
Reactions of C-terminal omega-amino acid residues in liquid hydrogen fluoride. (1993) (1)
Introduction. Amino Acids and a Few Early Paradigmatic Peptides (1991) (1)
Undesired Reactions During Synthesis (1988) (1)
O-NITROPHENYL ESTERS OF TERT.-BUTYLOXYCARBONYLAMINO ACIDS AND THEIR APPLICATION IN THE STEPWISE SYNTHESIS OF PEPTIDE CHAINS BY A NEW TECHNIQUE (1974) (1)
SIDE REACTIONS IN PEPTIDE SYNTHESIS. 4. EXTENSIVE O-ACYLATION BY ACTIVE ESTERS IN HISTIDINE CONTAINING PEPTIDES (1977) (1)
The Era After Emil Fischer. The Carbobenzoxy Group, Max Bergmann and His Scientific Circle (1991) (1)
Biologically Active Fragments of Proteins (1991) (1)
Adaptation of Side Reactions for Peptide Synthesis (1983) (1)
Isolation of alpha-aminobutyric acid from reduced thriostreption. (1969) (0)
Solid Phase Peptide Synthesis (1988) (0)
Two diastereoisomeric alpha, beta-diaminobutyric acids from amphomycin. (1970) (0)
SIDE REACTIONS IN PEPTIDE SYNTHESIS PART 2, FORMATION OF SUCCINIMIDE DERIVATIVES FROM ASPARTYL RESIDUES (1975) (0)
Coupling with Active Esters (1994) (0)
Acylation with Acetyl- L -isoleucine [1] (1994) (0)
SYNTHESIS AND SOME PHARMACOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF 8-L-METHIONINE-OXYTOCIN (1979) (0)
Reminiscences about Walter Kauzmann. (2003) (0)
SYNTHESIS AND PHARMACOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF THE N-TERMINAL DECAPEPTIDE OF THE VASOACTIVE INTESTINAL PEPTIDE (VIP) (1978) (0)
EXPERIMENTS ON THE PROTECTION OF THE THIOETHER IN METHIONINE (1983) (0)
Reduction with Sodium in Liquid Ammonia [1] (1994) (0)
Synthesis and Enantioselective Enzymic Hydrolysis of Tetraalanine [1] (1994) (0)
1-Adamantyl Chlorocarbonate [1] (1994) (0)
Diphenyl Phosphorazidate (Diphenylphosphoryl Azide, DPPA) [1, 2] (1994) (0)
Preparation of 4-Sulfobenzyl Esters and their Use in Peptide Synthesis (1983) (0)
Recent Developments, New Trends (1993) (0)
Preparation of Active Esters (1994) (0)
SYNTHESIS AND SOME PHARMACOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF Z-TYR(SO3H)-MET-GLY-TRP-MET-ASP(PHE-NH2)-OH, A 32-β-ASPARTYL ANALOG OF CHOLECYSTOKININ (PANCREOZYMIN)-27-33 (1982) (0)
1-Hydroxybenzotriazole [1, 2] (1994) (0)
Protection of Side Chain Functions (1994) (0)
Chapter 24. Structure and Biological Activity Interrelationships in Peptides (1970) (0)
1-Guanyl-3,5-dimethyl-pyrazole Nitrate [1, 2] (1994) (0)
Removal of the Phthalyl (Phthaloyl) Group by Hydrazinolysis [1] (1994) (0)
SYNTHESIS AND SOME PHARMACOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF (8-L-TRYPTOPHAN)OXYTOCIN (1981) (0)
Design of Schemes for Peptide Synthesis (1988) (0)
Benzoyl-leucyl-glycine Ethyl Ester [1, 2] (1994) (0)
Configuration of the beta-methylaspartic acid residue in amphomycin. (1970) (0)
CHOLECYSTOKININ (PANCREOZYMIN). 3. SYNTHESIS AND PROPERTIES OF AN ANALOG OF THE C-TERMINAL HEPTAPEPTIDE WITH SERINE SULFATE REPLACING TYROSINE SULFATE (1977) (0)
On the removal of the Nps group (1995) (0)
[Conversion of progesterone to 11-epicorticosterone with the help of Aspergillus niger]. (1957) (0)
Preparation of Analytical Samples (1994) (0)
O-NITROPHENYL ESTERS OF BENZYLOXYCARBONYLAMINO ACIDS AND THEIR APPLICATION IN THE SYNTHESIS OF PEPTIDE CHAINS BY THE IN SITU TECHNIQUE (1974) (0)
Book Review:Solid Phase Peptide Synthesis. John Morrow Stewart, Janis Dillaha Young (1969) (0)
Rigid conformation in tert.-butyloxycarbonyl-L-alanine ortho-nitrophenyl ester (2009) (0)
SYNTHESIS OF BIOCYTIN-CONTAINING PEPTIDES (1977) (0)
Tactics and Strategies of Peptide Synthesis (1981) (0)
Ring formation in a pentapeptide with alternating L and D residues: an analogy to cyclization in the biosynthesis of peptide antibiotics. (1977) (0)
A UREIDO GROUP CONTAINING ANALOG OF OXYTOCIN COMPRISING EIGHT AMINO ACID RESIDUES (1978) (0)
The Anderson-Callahan Test [1] (1994) (0)
Amino Acid Analysis (1988) (0)
Analysis and Characterization of Synthetic Peptides (1988) (0)
A Second Breakthrough: New Methods for the Formation of the Peptide Bond (1991) (0)
The Izumiya-Muraoka Model (1994) (0)
SIDE REACTIONS IN PEPTIDE SYNTHESIS. III. INTERMOLECULAR ACYLATION BY AN UNPROTECTED SIDE CHAIN CARBOXYL GROUP (1976) (0)
3-Hydroxy-3,4-dihydroquinazoline-4-one (4-Hydroxyquinazoline 3-oxide) [1, 2] (1994) (0)
Pancreatic secretory activity of secretin5-27 and substituted analogues. (1978) (0)
4-Sulfobenzylester. An Anionic Protecting Group for Peptide Synthesis. 4-Sulfobenzylester. Its Use in Peptide Synthesis. (1984) (0)
Models for the Study of Racemization (1984) (0)
CHOLECYSTOKININ (PANCREOZYMIN). 5. HORMONALLY ACTIVE DESAMINO DERIVATIVE OF TYR(SO3H)-MET-GLY-TRP-MET-ASP-PHE-NH2 (1980) (0)
Conversion of Dicyclohexylammonium Salts of Protected Amino Acids to the Free Acids [1] (1994) (0)
The Structure and Synthesis of Malformin A ( root-curvature / cyclic pentapeptide / disulfide / sequence ) (0)
The Acid Chloride Procedure (1994) (0)
Base Catalyzed Elimination (1994) (0)
Hypercyclization in peptide antibiotics. (1967) (0)
Additions and Corrections - Degradation of Thiostrepton. Thiostreptoic Acid. (1960) (0)
tert -Butyl Azidoformate [1] (1994) (0)
DERIVATIVES OF S-9-FLUORENYLMETHYL-L-CYSTEINE (1983) (0)
Ammonolysis of Esters (1994) (0)
Obituary: Vincent du Vigneaud, 1901–1978 (1979) (0)
Techniques for the Facilitation of Peptide Synthesis (1984) (0)
9-FLUORENYLMETHYL ESTERS (1983) (0)
Syntheses of Peptides. The First Epoch (1991) (0)
The Azide Process (1994) (0)
DECOMPOSITION OF TERT-BUTYLOXYCARBONYLAMINO ACIDS DURING ACTIVATION (1975) (0)
Ethyl 2-hydroximino-2-cyanoacetate [1, 2] (1994) (0)
Optical rotatory dispersion of proline-rich peptides from the venom ofBothrops jararaca (2005) (0)
Biologically Active Peptides from Microorganisms and Fungi (1991) (0)
CHOLECYSTOKININ (PANCREOZYMIN). 4. SYNTHESIS AND PROPERTIES OF A BIOLOGICALLY Y ACTIVE ANALOG OF THE C-TERMINAL HEPTAPEPTIDE WITH ε-HYDROXYNORLEUCINE SULFATE REPLACING TYROSINE SULFATE (1979) (0)
PEPTIDE SYNTHESIS: AN UNDIMINISHED CHALLENGE (1978) (0)
A New Technology: Solid Phase Peptide Synthesis (1991) (0)
Introduction of Amine Protecting Groups (1994) (0)
Reduction of Methionine Sulfoxide Containing Peptides [1] (1994) (0)
Methods of Facilitation (1993) (0)
Peptide Research Around the World (1991) (0)

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