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Libraries of loop-containing peptides (such as the one shown schematically) can be prepared from bis-N-alkylated peptides by ring-closing metathesis. In a general solid-phase procedure the peptides are accessible by site-specific N-alkylation. Since the amino acid side chains are not involved in cyclization, they remain available for interaction with, for example, a receptor.
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Reichwein et al. (1999) studied this question.
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