Subject-chemistry Glutathione is an essential tripeptide in your body that helps minimize oxidativestress. Beginning with individually protected amino acids and any otherreagents/solvents of your choosing, propose an efficient multi-step synthesis ofglutathione using either a solution-phase or solid-phase peptide synthesis strategy.Please show intermediates after each synthetic step (peptide coupling, deprotection,etc), however, do not show any mechanistic details. Depict your peptide chains asbond-line structures after each intermediate and use the commonly acceptedabbreviations for any selected protecting groups.?any individual amino acids withor without protecting groupsPG₁PG₂R-PG3any otherreagents/solventsof your choosingHONH₂SH0=glutathioneOHGlutathione is an essential tripeptide in your body that helps minimize oxidative stress. Beginning with individuallyprotected amino acids and any other reagents/solvents of your choosing, propose an efficient multi-step synthesis ofglutathione using either a solution-phase or solid-phase peptide synthesis strategy. Please show intermediates after eachsynthetic step (peptide coupling, deprotection, etc), however, do not show any mechanistic details. Depict your peptidechains as bond-line structures afte

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Glutathione is an essential tripeptide in your body that helps minimize oxidative stress. Beginning with individually protected amino acids and any other reagents/solvents of your choosing, propose an efficient multi-step synthesis of glutathione using either a solution-phase or solid-phase peptide synthesis strategy. Please show intermediates after each synthetic step (peptide coupling, deprotection, etc), however, do not show any mechanistic details. Depict your peptide chains as bond-line structures after each intermediate and use the commonly accepted abbreviations for any selected protecting groups.

Glutathione is an essential tripeptide in your body that helps minimize oxidative stress. Beginning with individually protected amino acids and any other reagents/solvents of your choosing, propose an efficient multi-step synthesis of glutathione using either a solution-phase or solid-phase peptide synthesis strategy. Please show intermediates after each synthetic step (peptide coupling, deprotection, etc), however, do not show any mechanistic details. Depict your peptide chains as bond-line structures after each intermediate and use the commonly accepted abbreviations for any selected protecting groups.

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