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Are there any problems due to resin swelling during synthesis?

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Are there any problems due to resin swelling during synthesis?

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We recommend resins of the POE-PS type (e. g. TentaGel) which exhibit favourable physical properties and do not change much in volume during the synthesis. Swelling is less of a problem than shrinking, which often leads to lumpy resin beds. This can be improved by a solvent change during the cycle, which also helps to break up peptide chain aggregations causing the shrinking of the resin.

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