Method of sequencing peptides

Chemistry: analytical and immunological testing – Peptide – protein or amino acid – Amino acid or sequencing procedure

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436161, 436178, G01N 3000, G01N 3368

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ABSTRACT:
A method of sequencing polypeptides is disclosed utilizing liquid-solid affinity chromotography. The method utilizes a reagent reactive at one position with the amino moiety of a terminal amino acid, and reactive at a second position with boronic acid. The reagent is coupled to the terminal amino acid. A scavenger molecule having a sulfhydryl group and an amine group reacts with the excess reagent and the excess scavenger and scavenger-reagent complex are removed on an immobilized organomercurial column. The terminal amino acid is cleaved from the polypeptide, and coupled to an immobilized boronic acid column. The amino acid is removed from the column and identified and the remainder polypeptide is recycled.

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