For infrared absorption measurements, the following five isotopic polyglycines have been prepared : ordinary polyglycine (-NHCH&O-),, N-deuterated polyglycine (-NDCH&O-),, C-deuterated polyglycine (-NHCDzCO-),, completely deuterated polyglycine (-NDCD&O-),, and Nu-substituted polyglycine (--"NHCHZCO
Raman spectra of polyglycines
โ Scribed by M. Smith; A. G. Walton; J. L. Koenig
- Publisher
- Wiley (John Wiley & Sons)
- Year
- 1969
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 571 KB
- Volume
- 8
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0006-3525
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โฆ Synopsis
The laser-excited Raman spectrum of helical polyglycine I1 has been ob1,ained.
Oligomers of polyglycine are in the planar zigzag conformation and their llamati spectra are indicative of the spectrum of polyglycine I. The Raman spectra of polyglyciries have bands complementary to the infrared which are sensitive to the conformation of the chain. The spectra of the oligomers have bands sensitive to the length of the polyglycine. The Raman spectra of di-and triglycine in aqueous solution suggest the conformation is neither planar nor helical.
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Iiifrared spectra of polyglycines 1 and I1 obtained a t -170ยฐC. have been compared with those obtained a t room temperature. The ,changes in frequency of some of the C-H stretching bands are consistent with the earlier suggestion that C-H --.O=C hydrogen bonds are present in the structure of polygly
## Abstract The sequential copolymers of glycine and Lโalanine, Lโvaline and Lโalanine, Lโleucine and Lโalanine, and Lโphenylalanine and Lโalanine and those containing the Lโproline residues were synthesized. The infrared spectra in the region from 700 to 200 cm^โ1^ were measured for these polypept