For each of the coupling steps, you will add 4 times excess of the amino acid and 4 times excess of the coupling agent, HBTU. Using the following molecular weights of different Fmoc- proctected amino acids and HBTU, calculate how much of each amino acid or HBTUmyou will need to weigh out to have 4 equivalents (i.e. how much amino acid do you need to weigh out to get 0.4 mmol). Q5.1 If Fmoc-Thr(OtBu)-OH has a molecular weight of 397.47 g/mol, how much do you need to weigh out for 0.4 mmol?

For each of the coupling steps, you will add 4 times excess of the amino acid and 4 times excess of the coupling agent, HBTU. Using the following molecular weights of different Fmoc- proctected amino acids and HBTU, calculate how much of each amino acid or HBTUmyou will need to weigh out to have 4 equivalents (i.e. how much amino acid do you need to weigh out to get 0.4 mmol). Q5.1 If Fmoc-Thr(OtBu)-OH has a molecular weight of 397.47 g/mol, how much do you need to weigh out for 0.4 mmol?

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