Propargylamine
Propargylamine is a chemical compound used as a versatile building block in organic synthesis. It contains a triple bond (alkyne) and an amino group, allowing for a wide range of reactions and applications in chemical research and development. The core function of propargylamine is to serve as a reactive intermediate in the preparation of various nitrogen-containing compounds.
4 protocols using propargylamine
Synthesis of Ub/UbL-PA Activity Probes
Synthesis of Ubiquitin and LC3B Propargylamides
Synthesis and Purification of Ub-PA Probe
Synthesis and Purification of Ub/UbL Probes
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