Abstract
The procedures consist of benzoylation of L-canavanine to benzoyl-L-canavanineTmelting point 215[degree]C (decomposition), (yield 57%)", esterification to its ethyl ester hydrochloride, and hydrolysis in NH3-saturated methanol to give the product, melting point 170[degree] C (yield 38%). The compound was only slightly susceptible to tryptic digestion (1/200 of [alpha]-[image]]-benzoyl-L-argininamide) at pH 7.8, while papain was active towards both amides at pH 6 at a comparable level.

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