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Unusual specificity of polyethylene glycol-modified thermolysin in peptide synthesis catalyzed in organic solvents

Ferjancic et al., 1988

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305459827713370744
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Ferjancic A
Puigserver A
Gaertner H
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Polyethylene glycol-modified thermolysin was found to efficiently catalyze peptide synthesis in organic solvents. As in aqueous media, the reaction occurred through a rapid equilibrium random bireactant mechanism. However, the substrate specificity of modified thermolysin …
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