Why Evaporating DMSO is Not a Problem Anymore in Peptide Synthesis

Our seasoned peptide chemist Dr. Elizabeth Denton has tried it all when it comes to peptides. In this short video she shows that using DMSO (dimethyl sulfoxide) in a peptide synthesis workflow is perfectly fine together with the Biotage® V-10 Touch evaporator. Watch her evaporate it in just over eight minutes.

"Every now and then I run into one of those peptides that just won't dissolve. And there's that one solvent everyone wants to avoid."

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