D-Alpha-Tert-Butylglycine: A Sterically Hindered Amino Acid for Enhanced Peptide Stability

Discover the key building block for protease-resistant peptides and advanced foldamer design.

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Key Advantages

Enhanced Peptide Stability

The steric hindrance provided by the tert-butyl group in D-Alpha-Tert-Butylglycine offers superior metabolic stability, protecting peptides from enzymatic degradation and extending their therapeutic window.

Improved Drug Design

Utilizing this amino acid derivative in drug development aids in achieving better binding affinity to drug targets, a critical factor in designing potent enzyme inhibitors and anticancer agents.

Versatile Chemical Applications

Beyond peptide synthesis, D-Alpha-Tert-Butylglycine serves as a valuable chiral auxiliary in asymmetric synthesis, expanding its utility in organic chemistry research.

Key Applications

Pharmaceutical Research

Its unique properties make it indispensable in pharmaceutical research for developing novel drug candidates and understanding molecular interactions.

Peptide Synthesis

As a critical building block, it enables the construction of complex peptides with enhanced stability and specific biological activities.

Enzyme Inhibition

It plays a vital role in designing effective enzyme inhibitors, targeting critical enzymes involved in various disease pathways.

Asymmetric Synthesis

Its utility as a chiral auxiliary supports the synthesis of enantiomerically pure compounds, crucial in medicinal chemistry.

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