BOC Sciences provides custom carbohydrate synthesis services ranging from milligrams to kilograms. They offer comprehensive testing reports and competitive pricing along with their high quality service. Carbohydrates are involved in important biological processes like cellular recognition and interactions. Their structural diversity makes them challenging to synthesize but interesting targets for chemists synthesizing natural products and drugs. BOC Sciences' experts can optimize carbohydrate synthesis routes and approaches with available customer support.

1. Carbohydrate Synthesis
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BOC Sciences’ custom carbohydrate synthesis service can take orders
in sizes ranging from milligrams, grams, kilograms to above.
Comprehensive compound testing reports can be complemented with
each order. Our quality service also comes with competitive price and
efficiency.
Coming from an important group of natural products, carbohydrates are
involved in complex biological processes such as in vital cellular
recognition processes, carbohydrate-protein interactions, and targeting
of hormones, antibodies, pathogenic toxins and microorganisms.
Moreover, they can form a huge number of branching complex
structures because of their structural diversity in terms of functional
groups, ring size, and linkages. For chemists, carbohydrates are
interesting as chiral-pool materials and as building blocks for the
synthesis of natural products and drugs. The complexity and diversity of
carbohydrates found in nature, however, make the synthesis a
challenging task.
Below is a list of our Carbohydrate Synthesis Services (include but
not limited to the following):
Sonication in carbohydrate synthesis
Valuable organocatalysts in carbohydrate synthesis
Regioselective acylation carbohydrate synthesis
Why Choose BOC Sciences?

2. At BOC Sciences, our experts will work with you to optimize the
carbohydrate synthetic route and approaches. Customer services are
also available at any time.
References
1. Creech, R. G. (1965). Genetic control of carbohydrate synthesis in maize
endosperm. Genetics, 52(6), 1175.
2. McArthur, J. B., & Chen, X. (2016). Glycosyltransferase engineering for
carbohydrate synthesis. Biochemical Society Transactions, 44(1),
129-142.
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