Microwave-Assisted Solid Phase Synthesis of Different Peptide Bonds:
Recent Advancements

Munna      Mukhia; Kiran      Pradhan; Kinkar      Biswas
Abstract

Peptides are important as drugs and biologically active molecules. The synthesis of peptides has gathered considerable attention in recent years due to their various attractive properties. Conventional peptide synthesis is tedious and requires hazardous reagents and solvents. Microwave- assisted solid-phase peptide synthesis has several advantages compared with conventional batch synthesis. Herein, we have discussed various microwave-assisted solid-phase peptide bond synthesis methods developed over the last five years. Peptides are categorized into four groups - small, medium, large, and cyclic based on their length and structural characteristics to make it easier to understand. This review article also discusses the scope and limitations of microwave-assisted solid-phase peptide synthesis.
Keywords: Microwave, solid phase, peptide, protecting groups, amino acids, large peptides.
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