2011
DOI: 10.1039/c1an15485k
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Enantiorecognition ability of peptoids with α-chiral, aromatic side chains

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“…For example, based on separation factors, S-R-R form CSP 3 separated TR 4, TR 5 and TR 8 best; S-R-S form CSP 4 resolved TR 1, TR 3, TR 6 and TR 7 best; while S-S-R form CSP 5 separated TR 9 slightly better than others. Especially, most of these outstanding separations are observed exceed those obtained on previously reported (Nspe) 6 based CSP [24].…”
Section: Chromatographic Behaviors Of Csps 1-6mentioning
confidence: 42%
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“…For example, based on separation factors, S-R-R form CSP 3 separated TR 4, TR 5 and TR 8 best; S-R-S form CSP 4 resolved TR 1, TR 3, TR 6 and TR 7 best; while S-S-R form CSP 5 separated TR 9 slightly better than others. Especially, most of these outstanding separations are observed exceed those obtained on previously reported (Nspe) 6 based CSP [24].…”
Section: Chromatographic Behaviors Of Csps 1-6mentioning
confidence: 42%
“…Binaphthol (TR 1) and some of its analogs can be well enantioseparated by peptoid CSPs [24,25]. Herein, significantly different separations of some axially chiral analytes are observed on CSPs varied in configuration form.…”
Section: Chromatographic Behaviors Of Csps 1-6mentioning
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“…Stationary phase (Nspe) 4 -silica refers to CSP based on peptoid with four Nspe units and was prepared in our previous work [24]. The synthesis of CSP-1-CSP-7 is described in Supporting Information.…”
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“…Peptoids are a diverse family of non-natural oligomers and were usually developed to mimic bioactive polypeptides by taking advantage of their structural similarities with peptides and more feasible modifications in structure [22,23]. Recently, we prepared and evaluated CSPs based on peptoids for the first time [24]. The previously investigated peptoid selectors were based on (S)-N-(1-phenylethyl)glycine (Nspe) monomer and varied in chain length from 3 to 7 chiral units.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%