Reinventing Amide Bond Formation

  • Bode J
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Abstract

The chemical synthesis of peptides and proteins has long relied on inno- vative inventions of amide-forming reactions. Our group has discovered and devel- oped an amide-forming ligation reaction by the coupling of a-ketoacids and hydroxylamine (KAHAligation). This reaction does not require reagents or catalysts, proceeds in the presence of unprotected functional groups, and generates no nonvol- atile by-products. This chapter recounts our discovery of this reaction, our develop- ment of novel methods for the preparation of a-ketoacids and hydroxylamines, and the application of these new methods to the synthesis of peptides and proteins.

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Bode, J. W. (2012). Reinventing Amide Bond Formation (pp. 13–33). https://doi.org/10.1007/3418_2012_41

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