N3-arginine

Azide-modified arginine refers to arginine molecules that have been chemically modified to include an azide functional group. The azide group (-N₃) is a versatile reactive moiety that can participate in a variety of chemical reactions, including click chemistry.Arginine is an amino acid commonly found in proteins and exhibits various biological functions. By introducing an azide group onto the arginine molecule, researchers can selectively target and modify arginine residues in proteins or peptides. This can be useful in bioconjugation techniques, where the azide-modified arginine can react with other molecules containing a complementary reactive group, such as alkyne or cyclooctyne, through a click chemistry reaction.

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