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ParSynt-P converts a Tecan Freedom EVO into a 96-well parallel peptide synthesizer, enabling up to 96 syntheses per run with 94 minutes per residue coupling.
- Why it matters: Targeted blood plasma proteomics needs peptide standards, but custom peptide synthesis is costly and limits library generation.
- What they did: The team built a polytetrafluoroethylene manifold with inert gas and vacuum ports, used a sealed 96-well filtration plate, and generated robot worklists from peptide sequence tables.
- The result: Workability was verified on three fully loaded plates, with plate-wide conversion uniformity quantified using a characterized NAT/SIL standard pair; the add-on costs $351 and synthesis costs $0.23 per coupling and $1.14 per milligram.
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