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Sodium perborate can be used for oxidation of Nα-protected Met derivatives to the corresponding (R, S)-sulphoxide. Thus a new derivative, Z(OMe)-Met-(R, S)-sulphoxide was easily prepared in good yield. Sodium metaperiodate was also employed for this purpose.
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Fujii et al. (1978) studied this question.
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