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1999, Volume 1, Collection Symposium Series

ISBN	80-86241-03-3

Conference

Title	Future Aspect in Peptide Chemistry - Ringberg Conference
Location	Kreuth
Date	13 Jun 1993 – 16 Jun 1993

Articles

• pp. 1-11
  Shumpei Sakakibara Solution synthesis of peptides
• pp. 12-33
  Bruce Merrifield Solid phase peptide synthesis: New chemistry and new directions
• pp. 34-46
  Victor J. Hruby Synthesis and use of large peptide libraries - An overview
• pp. 47-66
  Hans-Dieter Jakubke Enzymatic synthesis
• pp. 67-78
  Horst Kunz Synthetic glycopeptides and glycoproteins
• pp. 79-85
  Wolfgang Voelter, Montserrat Huguet Soler, Jürgen Schütz, Miriam Beck and Stanka Stoeva Mistletoe lectin I (ML-I) homology, as demonstrated by the complete amino acid sequence of a new isolated MLA'I chain
• pp. 86-94
  Horst Kessler, Robert Konat, Michael Kurz and Chaim Gilon Conformational design of bioactive peptides
• pp. 95-107
  C. H. Schneider Peptides as immunogens and allergens
• pp. 108-121
  Manuel Elkin Patarroyo Different strategies towards the design of a synthetic subunit malaria vaccine
• pp. 122-125
  Wolfgang Voelter, Stanka Stoeva, Gerald Grübler, Hartmut Echner and Wolfgang Rönspeck Synthetic antigens for the diagnosis of aids patients
• pp. 126-133
  Mike Schutkowski, Mario Jakob, Ulf Reimer, Mario Drewello and Günter Fischer Cyclophilin-binding motifs and the HIV-1 p26 gag/cyclophilin interaction
• pp. 134-146
  Horst Kunz, Beate Liebe, Oliver Seitz, Jörg Habermann, Karen Peilstöcker and Ulrich Sprengard Synthetic glycopeptides with tumor-associated antigen and cell adhesion ligand structure
• pp. 147-158
  Fred W. Wagner Recombinant production of amidated peptides
• pp. 159-164
  Volker Figala, Ernst Sturm, Wolf-Rüdiger Ulrich, Kurt Klemm and Michael Przybylski The application of 2-(2-pyridylmethylsulfinyl)benzimidazoles as new thiol reagents
• pp. 165-169
  Johann M. Brass, Julie Frank, Fred W. Wagner, Hans Stocker and Erich Wünsch Semisynthesis of peptides - New strategy for specific protection and deprotection of the α-amino group of recombinantly-produced peptide fragments
• pp. 170-177
  Cedric H. Hassall Peptidomimetics
• pp. 178-186
  Kun Ping Lu The essential peptidyl-prolyl isomerase Pin1 is a phosphorylation-dependent mitotic modulator
• pp. 187-193
  Hengming Ke, Yingdong Zhao, Yongquan Chen, Mike Schutkowski and Günter Fischer Is the cis-trans isomerization of cyclophilin involved in HIV-1 infectivity?
• pp. 194-202
  Dirk Ullmann, Torsten Kurth, Sibylla Grahn, Christian Elsner, Frank Bordusa and Hans-Dieter Jakubke Irreversible enzymatic peptide synthesis: From enzyme to substrate engineering
• pp. 203-210
  Pere Clapés, Montserrat Capellas, Elena Pera, Silvia Calvet, Josep-Lluís Torres, Mercè Fité, Glória Caminal, Glória González, M. Dolors Benaiges, Josep López-Santín and Patrick Adlercreutz Enzymatic peptide synthesis in water-poor media
• pp. 211-216
  Pamela Sears, Krista Witte and Chi-Huey Wong Synthesis of glycopeptides and glycoproteins
• pp. 217-218
  Bernhard Kutscher Combinatorial chemistry and drug research: Status and perspectives
• pp. 219-231
  Karl-Heinz Wiesmüller, Burkhard Fleckenstein, Stefan Kienle, Peter Walden and Günther Jung Generation, analysis and screening of combinatorial peptide libraries and peptide collections
• pp. 232-240
  Willi Bannwarth Antisense technology for the specific modulation of gene expression
• pp. 241-243
  Axel Kleemann Future aspects in peptide chemistry, Ringberg conference, June 13-16, 1993. Concluding remarks

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