Efficient methods for solid phase synthesis using trityl...

Combinatorial chemistry technology: method – library – apparatus – Method of creating a library – Solid-phase synthesis or particular method of cleavage from...

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ABSTRACT:
Disclosed are efficient methods for loading amino derivatives onto trityl chloride resins and for cleaving chemically modified amino derivatives from trityl chloride resins. Methods for making a library of discrete chemically modified amino derivatives also disclosed.

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