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Redefining Peptide Synthesis With Vapourtec®

Benchtop Vapourtec Peptide-Builder enabling efficient, high-purity solid-phase peptide synthesis.
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Vapourtec’s Peptide-Builder, a fully automated, high-throughput benchtop peptide synthesiser, has been designed to redefine solid-phase peptide synthesis (SPPS). Compact, efficient and intuitive, it brings a new level of simplicity and performance to peptide synthesis.

 

At its core is Vapourtec’s Variable Bed Flow Reactor (VBFR) technology, which dramatically improves cycle efficiency while reducing solvent and reagent use. The result is high-purity, high-yield peptides synthesised with lower running costs and minimal waste.

 

Developed with direct input from peptide chemists, the Peptide-Builder is the most compact high-throughput system available, delivering more peptides per square metre of lab space than any other system. It supports flexible scales from 0.05 to 1 mmol and works with commonly used resins.

 

Operating in a sequential mode, the system can synthesise a GLP-1 analogue in under four hours and up to sixteen analogues unattended over a weekend. Its intuitive software developed with major pharma partner allows users to enter a sequence, press “start” and walk away.

 

The system uses less than three equivalents of amino acid and is capable of synthesising linear and branched peptides, supported with automated side-chain addition.

 

Each synthesis concludes with a detailed report, providing valuable insight into aggregation events and Fmoc deprotection, essential for troubleshooting challenging syntheses.

 

Dr Manuel Nuño explained: “VBFR technology is a true game-changer, boosting efficiency, streamlining workflows, providing unique in-process data and reducing space requirements without compromising performance.”

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