“…13 C- NMR results (D 2 O δ , ppm) were as follows: 162.88, 156.72, 130.76, 117.57, 115.25, 68.55, 57.29, 53.91, 51.56, 49.95, 49.17, 48.96, 48.24, 48.03, 46.80, 45.73, 45.35, 39.27, 24.90, 24.31, and 23.87. Because the starting material, N- t -butoxycarbonyl-L-tyrosine methyl ester, was commercially available, the synthetic yield of N4-Tyrosine in our study was much higher (38%) than that of its α -methyl derivative N4-AMT (14%), which was reported in a previous study [ 14 ].…”