Yes. Peptoids, or poly-N-substituted glycines, are a class of peptidomimetics whose side chains are appended to the nitrogen atom of the peptide backbone rather than to the α-carbon (as they are in amino acids). Please check following link for reference. https://www.genscript.com/peptoid_synthesis.html?page_no=1&position_no=3&sensors=1
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- Why it is difficult to synthesize peptide with FITC without the Ahx linker?
- I also noticed that one of the peptides was pinkish and others yellow.Could you please let me know the reasons?
- What’s the condition you suggest to store the peptide powder and the solution? Also, how long can they be store at room temperature?
- How to read my peptide QC report? Especially the HPLC and MS report?
- I would like to know what quality control measure you employ i.e., how do I determine that the product you sent me is what I wanted?
- How many continuous "R" can we synthesize in a peptide?
- Do you provide peptoid service?
- Can you cyclize my peptide by disulphide bond (cysteine bridge) while my peptide sequence contains 3 cysteines?
- What is your recommended peptide purity for in vivo application?
- For the peptide synthesis, can you send me the synthesis protocol that was used including the procedure that was used for making the disulfide bonds?