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24 Feb 2026

Tag-Assisted Peptide Synthesis (TAPS) – Development of an Efficient Liquid-Phase Process

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Peptide synthesis has traditionally relied on Classic Liquid-Phase Peptide Synthesis (LPPS) and Solid-Phase Peptide Synthesis (SPPS), each with inherent limitations. LPPS, while efficient in reagent use, is only suitable for short peptides and requires tedious isolation steps. SPPS, widely adopted, is solvent-intensive and presents challenges in large-scale manufacturing. TAG-Assisted Peptide Synthesis (TAPS) combines the best of both worlds, offering an innovative hybrid approach that integrates LPPS and SPPS advantages. This method employs a TAG-anchor molecule, which solubilizes the growing peptide in an organic solution, allowing for multiple elongation cycles without isolation, significantly improving  efficiency. TAPS presents a highly efficient, sustainable, and scalable alternative to traditional peptide synthesis. 

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