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183599-10-2
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SHBC
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1% DVB
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100-200 Mesh
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183599-10-2
Fmoc-Rink Amide AM Resin for Peptide Amide Synthesis
SHBC Rink Amide AM Resin is an acid-labile solid support designed for Fmoc solid-phase peptide synthesis (SPPS) of peptides with a C-terminal primary amide.
The resin consists of a modified Rink Amide linker attached to 1% DVB-crosslinked aminomethyl polystyrene. Its 100–200 mesh particle size supports practical swelling, reagent contact, filtration and washing.
It is suitable for research, process development and batch synthesis of amidated peptides.
Product Specifications
Parameter | Specification |
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Product Name | Rink Amide AM Resin |
Common Name | Fmoc-Rink Amide AM Resin |
Brand | SHBC |
Manufacturer | Shanghai SanYu Biotechnology Co., Ltd. |
CAS Number | 183599-10-2 |
Matrix | Aminomethyl Polystyrene |
Linker | Modified Rink Amide Linker |
Particle Size | 100–200 Mesh |
Crosslinking | 1% DVB |
Synthesis Strategy | Fmoc SPPS |
Final Peptide C-Terminus | Primary Amide, –CONH₂ |
Cleavage Characteristic | Acid-Labile |
Loading Capacity | Please Request Lot-Specific Data |
Key Advantages of SHBC Rink Amide AM Resin
Produces C-Terminal Peptide Amides
Cleavage from the Rink Amide linker releases a peptide with a C-terminal primary amide, avoiding an additional solution-phase amidation step.
Compatible with Fmoc SPPS
The resin supports standard Fmoc deprotection and amino acid coupling cycles used in manual and automated peptide synthesis.
Acid-Labile Peptide Release
The completed peptide can be released under validated acidic cleavage conditions, normally together with side-chain deprotection.
1% DVB Polystyrene Matrix
The crosslinked polystyrene matrix provides mechanical structure while supporting swelling and reagent diffusion in compatible SPPS solvents.
Practical 100–200 Mesh Size
The particle size provides a useful balance between coupling accessibility, filtration speed, washing and batch handling.
How Rink Amide AM Resin Works
The Rink Amide linker is attached to the aminomethyl polystyrene core through a stable bond. After removal of the Fmoc protecting group, the linker amine is available for coupling with the first protected amino acid.
A general synthesis workflow includes:
Pre-swell the resin in a compatible SPPS solvent.
Remove the Fmoc group from the Rink Amide linker.
Couple the protected C-terminal amino acid.
Perform repeated Fmoc deprotection and coupling cycles.
Wash the resin between reaction steps.
Cleave and deprotect the completed peptide under validated acidic conditions.
Purify and characterize the resulting peptide amide.
Cleavage and coupling conditions should be optimized for the peptide sequence, loading and synthesis scale.
Applications
SHBC Rink Amide AM Resin can be used for:
C-terminal peptide amide synthesis
Fmoc solid-phase peptide synthesis
Therapeutic peptide research
Peptide hormone and neuropeptide research
Antigenic and epitope peptide production
Immunoassay peptide standards
Enzyme substrate peptides
Peptide drug discovery
Peptide library synthesis
Modified and labeled peptide preparation
Bioconjugation-ready peptide production
Research-scale and batch peptide manufacturing
The resin is particularly useful when the target peptide requires a natural or designed C-terminal amide.
Rink Amide AM Resin vs Other SPPS Resins
Resin | Final C-Terminus | Cleavage Characteristic | Recommended Use |
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Rink Amide AM Resin | Primary Amide | Acid-Labile | Standard Fmoc synthesis of peptide amides |
Wang Resin | Carboxylic Acid | TFA Cleavage | Fmoc synthesis of peptide acids |
2-CTC Resin | Carboxylic Acid | Mild Acid Cleavage | Protected or acid-sensitive peptide fragments |
Sieber Amide Resin | Primary Amide | Highly Acid-Labile | Protected peptide amide fragments |
Merrifield Resin | Carboxylic Acid | Strong-Acid Cleavage | Traditional Boc SPPS and resin modification |
Choose Rink Amide AM Resin when the required final product is a fully cleaved C-terminal peptide amide.
Loading Selection for Peptide Synthesis
Resin loading influences theoretical production capacity, reagent accessibility and aggregation risk.
Lower-loading resin may be preferred for long, hydrophobic or aggregation-prone peptides. Higher-loading resin may provide greater batch productivity for shorter and less demanding sequences.
When requesting a quotation, specify:
Target loading range
Peptide length
Sequence characteristics
Required batch size
Manual or automated synthesis
Packaging and documentation requirements
Quality Control and Handling
For resin qualification, evaluate:
Linker loading or substitution
Particle-size distribution
DVB crosslinking percentage
Fmoc content
Moisture content
Resin swelling performance
First amino acid coupling efficiency
Test cleavage performance
Filtration behavior
Lot-to-lot reproducibility
Keep the resin tightly sealed in a cool, dry environment according to the product label and SDS. Pre-swell the resin completely before use and validate all coupling and cleavage conditions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Rink Amide AM Resin used for?
It is used in Fmoc solid-phase peptide synthesis to produce peptides with a C-terminal primary amide.
What does AM mean in Rink Amide AM Resin?
AM refers to the aminomethyl polystyrene core on which the modified Rink Amide linker is installed.
What peptide C-terminus is obtained after cleavage?
Cleavage releases a peptide containing a C-terminal –CONH₂ group.
Is Rink Amide AM Resin compatible with Fmoc chemistry?
Yes. It is designed for Fmoc-based peptide-chain assembly.
What is the difference between Rink Amide AM Resin and Wang Resin?
Rink Amide AM Resin produces C-terminal peptide amides. Wang Resin produces peptides with a C-terminal carboxylic acid.
What is the difference between Rink Amide AM and Rink Amide MBHA Resin?
Both are used for peptide amide synthesis, but they use different polystyrene-based core supports. Loading, swelling and sequence performance should be evaluated for the intended process.
Is it suitable for long peptides?
It may be used for long peptides, but a lower loading level is often considered for aggregation-prone or sterically demanding sequences.
What information is required for a bulk quotation?
Please provide the required quantity, target loading, peptide length, synthesis scale, packaging and required quality documents.
Request a Sample or Bulk Quote
SHBC supplies Rink Amide AM Resin for Fmoc peptide amide synthesis, process development and batch production.
Contact Shanghai SanYu Biotechnology Co., Ltd. to discuss evaluation quantities, loading requirements, bulk packaging, COA, SDS and quotation details.
For research and process-development use only.


