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N-(o-Nitrophenylthio)-L-isoleucine

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Type

Single-component

Also known as

N-(o-Nitrophenylthio)-L-isoleucine, 7690-79-1, EINECS 231-700-6, DTXSID60998191, N-[(2-Nitrophenyl)sulfanyl]isoleucine, N-(o-Nitrophenylsulfenyl)-L-isoleucine

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What it is

N-(o-Nitrophenylthio)-L-isoleucine is a protected amino acid derivative featuring an o-nitrophenylthio (Nps) protecting group attached to the amino terminus of L-isoleucine. This specialty chemical is typically supplied as a solid and is primarily utilized in organic synthesis and the modification of amino acid residues.

Common Uses

Applications include its role as a building block in peptide synthesis and the development of protected amino acid derivatives for research purposes. It is commonly used in laboratory settings to facilitate site-specific modifications or controlled coupling reactions during the construction of complex biological molecules.

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Supply Tightness
Moderate
64%
Est. lead time from Singapore
8 days
Primary supply region
Asia Pacific
Substitutes Available

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