The affinity-based N (alpha)-amino protecting group tetrabenzo[a,c,g,i]fluorenyl-17 methoxycarbonyl (Tbfmoc) has been utilized as a hydrophobic probe to allow the simple, quick and highly effective isolation of a 76 residue cysteine-containing protein (MCP-1). The base-labile Tbfmoc group can be removed under very mild conditions, which preserve the thiol-containing protein in the reduced state. Oxidative folding was then used to furnish the biologically active beta-chemokine MCP-1.
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