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Novabiochem Innovations
	2008��Latest up-date: July. 2008

	No. 1/08: Overcoming aspartimide in Fmoc SPPS
	No. 2/08: Synthesis of β-amyloid using an isoacyl dipeptide
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	2007

	No. 1/07: Synthesis of wild-type and phosphorylated phospholamban
	No. 2/07: Synthesis of peptides containing methylated lysine residues
	No. 3/07: Synthesis of the transmembrane region of bradykinin receptor
	No. 4/07: Comparison of pseudoproline and isoacyl dipeptides in the synthesis of difficult peptides
	No. 5/07

�	2006
	No. 1/06: Synthesis of thymosin-α₁ using pseudoproline dipeptides.
	No. 2/06: The role of HOBt in coupling reactions
	No. 3/06: Synthesis of neurotoxic prion peptide (106 - 126)
	No. 4/06: Smart peptide synthesis: Synthesis of PADRE-Muc chimeric peptide
	No. 5/06: Synthesis of peptides containing arginine residues
	No. 6/06: Smart peptide synthesis: Synthesis of the Rantes

�	2005
	No. 1/05: New tools for the SPPS of FRET peptides.
	No. 2/05: SPPS of biotinylated peptides.
	No. 3/05: Synthesis of highly amyloidogenic human IAPP using pseudoproline dipeptides.
	No. 4/05: New tools for SPPS of labeled peptides.
	No. 5/05: Expediting convergent synthesis with pseudoproline dipeptides.
	No. 6/05: Solid phase synthesis of AMC-based enzyme substrates.

�	2004
	No. 1/04: Guidelines for the use of Pseudoproline Dipeptides
	No. 2/04: Microwave accelerated Suzuki couplings employing a polymer-supported palladium phosphine
	No. 3/04: Synthesis design using Pseudoproline Dipeptides
	No. 4/04: Exploring strategies for peptide synthesis
	No. 5/04: Strategies for the synthesis of peptide aldehydes
	No. 6/04: Epimerization-free fragment condensation with pseudoproline (oxazolidine) dipeptides.
	2003
	No. 1/03: New derivatives for overcoming aspartimide formation
�	No. 2/03: Synthesis of long peptides using pseudoproline dipeptides
�	No. 3/03: IBX Polystyrene
�	No. 4/03: Stability of polymer-supports to microwave heating
�	2002
�	No. 1/02: Immobilized T2/T2* triazenes: efficient tools for the synthesis of esters, amides, and guanidines
�	No. 2/02: Selenocysteine in native ligations and as a dehydroalanine precursor
�	No. 3/02: Polymer-supported alkylation reagents for the esterification of carboxylic acids
�	No. 4/02: Optimized coupling procedures for unusual amino acids
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�	2001
�	No. 1/01: Reagent for the selective iodination of alkenes, alkynes and arenes
�	No. 2/01: Optimized protocols for the use of Fmoc-Dpr(ivDde)-OH
�	No. 3/01: Phosphopeptide synthesis using Fmoc-Tyr(PO(NMe2)2)-OH
�	No. 4/01: Optimized protocols for the addition of Fmoc-Aaa(PO(OBzl)OH)-OH
�	No. 5/01: Synthesis of amides using polymer-bound HOBt resin
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�	2000
�	No. 2/00: Resin-bound thiophenol as SNAR-labile linkers
�	Synthesis of substituted arenes using mercaptophenyl resins by nucleophilic cleavage
�	No. 3/00: New resins for the SPOS of carboxamides and sulfonamides
�	Protocols for the use of formylindole resins in the synthesis of N-alkylcarboxamides and sulfonamides
�	No. 4/00: Polymer-supported oxidants for the conversion of primary alcohols
�	Protocols for the use of polymer-supported perruthenate
�	No. 5/00: Derivatives for the synthesis of difficult peptides
�	No. 6/00: Synthesis of peptide thioesters for chemoselective ligation
�	Protocols for the use of sulfamyl resins to prepare peptide thioesters
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�	1999
�	No. 1/99: Orthogonally protected diamino acid derivatives
�	Protocols for selective removal of ivDde protecting group and the use of ivDde amino acids in SPPS
�	No. 2/99: Triazene-based resin for the traceless synthesis of arenes
�	Protocols for the preparation arenes and substituted arenes via immobilized triazenes prepared from diazonium compounds
�	No. 3/99: NovaGel resins
�	Use of PEG-PS NovaGel resins in SPPS
�	No. 4/99: Sulfonamide based safety-catch resins
�	Cleavage protocols for preparing peptide alkylamides and esters using sulfamyl-based resins