Show schematically how merrifield synthesis works. (no formulas required) What type of polymers are producted by this technique? Discuss advantages and dissadvantages.
Merrifield introduced the concept of solid phase synthesis to achieve more efficient synthesis of peptides. In SPPS, the peptide chain was assembled in a stepwise manner while the C-terminal end of the peptide was anchored to an inert cross-linked polymer support and the peptide was grown from C-terminal to N-terminal residue. Merrifield demonstrated the feasibility of the idea by synthesizing a model tetra peptide 9 L-leucyl-L-alanyl-glycyl-L-valine. Simultaneously with Merrifield, Letsinger and Kornet reported the synthesis of a dipeptide, L-leucyl-glycine on a ''Popcorn pol'er support"using a different chemical strategy. The N-terminal amino acid was anchored to the polymer support and the peptide was grown from N-terminal to C-terminal.
Advantage & diss advantage
This technique is not so popular because the cleavage from the support under mild condition is not possible and always there is a problem of racemisation. Merrifield's invention formed the basis of a new technique of peptide synthesis, which has been used till now with several methodological improvements and refinements. The design of polymer support, 3.1 1-16 its chemistry and applications for SPPS have been extensively reviewed. These refinements and recent developments in designing solid supports and various factors involving in solid phase peptide synthesis .
Show schematically how merrifield synthesis works. (no formulas required) What type of polymers are producted by...
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