Effects of differing chirality on the hydrogen-bonding behaviour of di- and tri-peptide derivatives
Abstract
The self-association of di- and tri-peptide derivatives with a well-defined configuration at their chiral C atoms and 1 : 1 mixed diastereoisomeric pairs of these tripeptide derivatives have been investigated by means of IR spectroscopy in CH2Cl2. In most–but not in all–cases major differences in the association behaviour have been recorded on changing the configuration at only one C atom.