H-Aeg(Fmoc)-OH hydrochloride

Catalog No.: A98759
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H-Aeg(Fmoc)-OH hydrochloride is an Fmoc-protected aminoethylglycine monomer that features a free carboxyl group. This reagent serves as a versatile building block for peptide nucleic acid synthesis, facilitating the construction of PNA oligomers. Its chemical structure supports the incorporation of aminoethylglycine into various bioconjugates, making it valuable in nucleic acid research and related fields.
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DescriptionH-Aeg(Fmoc)-OH hydrochloride is an Fmoc-protected aminoethylglycine monomer that features a free carboxyl group. This reagent serves as a versatile building block for peptide nucleic acid synthesis, facilitating the construction of PNA oligomers. Its chemical structure supports the incorporation of aminoethylglycine into various bioconjugates, making it valuable in nucleic acid research and related fields.
Product Information
Catalog NumA98759
FormulaC19H21ClN2O4
Molecular Weight376.83
CAS Number172405-44-6
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