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PNA–peptide conjugates are useful molecular tools in chemical biology and biotechnology. Although several approaches have been developed to synthesize PNA–peptide conjugates, more efficient methods are still needed. In this report a new pNZ (p-nitrobenzyloxycarbonyl)/bis-Boc strategy was developed as an alternative backbone/nucleobase protecting group method. The mild deprotection conditions of pNZ group and pNZ's full orthogonality with Fmoc solid-phase synthesis enable a new dimension of synthetic flexibility and practicality to generate versatile PNA–peptide conjugates.

Graphical abstract: Facile solid-phase synthesis of PNA–peptide conjugates using pNZ-protected PNA monomers

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