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HS Code |
894108 |
| Product Name | Cbz-D-Valine |
| Chemical Formula | C13H17NO4 |
| Cas Number | 15552-90-4 |
| Appearance | White to off-white crystalline powder |
| Purity | ≥98% |
| Melting Point | 120-125°C |
| Solubility | Slightly soluble in water, soluble in organic solvents |
| Optical Rotation | [α]D20 -29° to -33° (c=1, ethanol) |
| Storage Conditions | Store at 2-8°C |
| Synonyms | N-Cbz-D-valine; N-(Benzyloxycarbonyl)-D-valine |
| Smiles | CC(C)[C@H](NC(=O)OCc1ccccc1)C(=O)O |
| Application | Peptide synthesis |
| Ec Number | 239-638-3 |
As an accredited Cbz-D-Valine factory, we enforce strict quality protocols—every batch undergoes rigorous testing to ensure consistent efficacy and safety standards.
| Packing | Cbz-D-Valine is packaged in a sealed amber glass vial, containing 5 grams, labeled with product details and safety information. |
| Shipping | Cbz-D-Valine is shipped in secure, chemically-resistant packaging to prevent contamination or degradation. The container is clearly labeled and cushioned to avoid damage during transit. It is delivered in compliance with all relevant safety and regulatory standards, ensuring the integrity and quality of the product upon arrival. |
| Storage | Cbz-D-Valine should be stored in a tightly sealed container, protected from light and moisture, at a cool temperature (2–8°C). Ensure the storage area is well-ventilated and free from sources of ignition. Store separately from incompatible materials like strong oxidizers or acids. Follow safety protocols and local regulations for chemical storage to preserve compound stability and integrity. |
Applications of Cbz-D-Valine in Industrial ManufacturingCbz-D-Valine serves as a key building block in the advanced synthesis of peptide-based products in pharmaceutical manufacturing, as well as in specialized chemical processes for active pharmaceutical ingredients, diagnostic agents, and custom peptide reagents. Our facility supplies Cbz-D-Valine to a focused range of downstream applications highlighted below, each with distinct requirements for compliance, formulation, process integration, and end use. 1. Protected Amino Acid for Peptide API SynthesisPharmaceutical manufacturers use Cbz-D-Valine extensively as a protected amino acid during solid-phase or solution-phase peptide synthesis when producing complex therapeutic compounds. The carbobenzoxy (Cbz) group provides necessary protection for the amino function, enabling precise stepwise assembly of peptides while preventing unwanted side reactions. This role is critical in the synthesis of peptide active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) such as regulatory peptides, enzyme inhibitors, and hormone derivatives. We supply Cbz-D-Valine meeting strict requirements for impurity profiles, trace metals, and residual solvents. Industry compliance standards
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2. Synthesis of Peptide-Based Drug IntermediatesChemical research and contract manufacturing organizations apply Cbz-D-Valine in the stepwise construction of complex drug intermediates, often where D-stereochemistry imparts critical bioactivity or resistance to enzymatic degradation. These intermediates undergo further modification or elongation before becoming clinical candidates or bespoke peptides for regulatory filings. Strict analytical controls are necessary at this step to avoid racemization and maintain chiral purity. Industry compliance standards
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3. Building Block in Diagnostic Peptide Conjugate SynthesisLife science and diagnostic manufacturers incorporate this protected D-valine derivative in the synthesis of labeled peptides used for immunoassays, molecular imaging, and biomarker detection. The use of the Cbz group during peptide assembly ensures that selective labeling—such as biotinylation or fluorophore conjugation—targets desired positions without interfering side reactions. Applications require high reproducibility and stringent batch traceability. Industry compliance standards
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4. Custom Peptide Reagent Manufacturing for Research ApplicationsAcademic and biotech laboratories require custom peptide synthesis using Cbz-protected D-Valine to investigate protein-protein interactions, enzyme specificity, and structure-activity relationships. Our manufacturing processes guarantee low endotoxin and metals content, allowing supply to research reagent producers who demand reliable lot-to-lot consistency and customization at gram to multi-kilogram scale, along with detailed analytical support for method development. Industry compliance standards
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5. Starting Material for Chiral Auxiliary Synthesis in Fine ChemicalsProducers of chiral auxiliaries employ Cbz-protected D-Valine as a stereochemically defined starting point for the preparation of ligands, catalysts, or chiral resolving agents. The Cbz group provides manageable protection during multi-step transformations, facilitating after removal the isolation of high-purity, enantiomerically enriched intermediates. This application serves fine chemical production where exact stereochemical configuration is paramount for subsequent synthetic utility. Industry compliance standards
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Working on the factory floor, developing batches of Cbz-D-Valine year after year, gives a person some perspective that academic papers or product catalogues just can't capture. Here at our facility, Cbz-D-Valine takes shape as a white, crystalline powder—a staple in our amino acid derivatives range. We see the real challenges researchers face, from lab benches in universities to full-scale production at pharmaceutical plants. These aren’t just customers; these are colleagues sharing a passion for accurate synthesis, batch consistency, and reproducible results.
Cbz-D-Valine, more formally known as N-[(Benzyloxy)carbonyl]-D-valine, stands out because of the protection it provides the amino group during peptide synthesis. The usage of Cbz as a protecting group began decades ago due to its stability, ease of removal with hydrogenolysis, and compatibility with a range of reagents. Our team has witnessed the growth of the peptide synthesis market firsthand, especially the demand for chiral purity and efficient scale-up. Every bag or drum that leaves our warehouse carries testimony to a streamlined process tuned for high optical purity and batch-to-batch uniformity.
From raw material sourcing through final packaging, we monitor every step. Our QC department puts every lot of Cbz-D-Valine under strict chiral analysis. Any hint of racemization results in immediate batch rejection. Over the years, some researchers have tried to substitute D-valine derivatives from other sources, only to come back after observing inconsistent yields or unanticipated reactivity. Our in-house crystallization process, honed by persistent adjustment and hands-on observation, keeps impurities at low levels. High-purity Cbz-D-Valine reduces the risk of side reactions in the coupling stages and keeps deprotection steps cleaner—two realities our clients report directly after switching to our material.
In peptide chemistry, D-Valine brings increased stability and often improves pharmacological profile in research peptides due to its resistance to enzymatic degradation. We still remember when D-amino acids weren't widely available, and chemists spent huge budgets on small-scale resolutions. Today, by integrating precise chiral resolution processes, we help keep research costs manageable while meeting quality standards imposed by both academic institutions and regulated industries.
One question we often field goes something like: “What makes your Cbz-D-Valine more reliable than the next?” Our answer comes from direct production oversight. We manufacture according to 99% chiral purity targets, a specification reached using in-line analytical checks with chiral HPLC. Particle size remains consistent since many of our customers load the product directly to reactors or semi-automated synthesis columns. Supply forms include bulk powder and custom packaging solutions, such as vacuum-sealed bags lined for moisture sensitivity—because Cbz-D-Valine, like many protected amino acids, draws in moisture during prolonged storage if packaging isn’t up to spec.
Every time someone runs into issues with poorly protected side chains or inconsistent melting points, it leads back to quality lapses somewhere upstream. Take the Cbz group, for instance: if benzyl chloroformate addition isn’t uniform, the product can carry unreacted D-Valine or over-protected material, confusing downstream analytical checks. Our process uses spectral monitoring at each stage to ensure proper functionalization. By maintaining tight temperature control during reaction phases and precise filtration steps post-reactor, we avoid issues that commonly plague lesser controlled operations. Peptide synthesis technicians have told us that switching to our batches cuts down both the headspace and impurities during hydrogenation runs, which echoes what we've observed in our own sample analyses.
Peptide chemists have taught us that the difference between D- and L-amino acids isn’t just about orientation under polarized light. In many bioactive sequences, a single D-valine residue can change both the metabolic fate and target specificity of an oligopeptide. We track requests coming in from advanced medicinal chemistry groups, especially those developing protease inhibitors or probing chiral effect in enzyme binding. D-Valine, protected by Cbz, blocks unwanted racemization routes that might derail synthetic efforts. Peptide segments incorporating Cbz-D-Valine exhibit enhanced resistance to proteases, making this derivative essential for the development of longer-acting research peptides. In contrast, L-analogue protected variants can show superior biological resemblance to native sequences, but often at the cost of faster breakdown in vivo.
We see these differences play out in repeat orders and feedback, not just in theory. For example, a university group ran side-by-side syntheses using both Cbz-L-Valine and Cbz-D-Valine, noting the extended shelf life and improved mass spec cleanliness of the D-variant in active pharmaceutical ingredient workups. What seems to be a minor chiral switch results in clear operational advantages.
Our main users of Cbz-D-Valine operate in two spaces: custom peptide houses and research labs focusing on next-generation biologically active compounds. From our end, each kilogram carries careful documentation of raw material origin, in-process analysis, and final assay results. In early-stage R&D, Cbz-D-Valine finds its way into hundreds of sequences acting as enzyme inhibitors, antiviral motifs, and backbone elements in library synthesis. With increasing interest in D-peptide therapeutics, demand for reliable sources has climbed.
Many of our customers work on combinatorial libraries needing dozens or hundreds of substitutions, so reproducibility matters more than ever. Switching batches disrupts research timelines if purity or protection levels fluctuate. By manipulating the temperature curve during acylation, and ensuring solvents used in each phase meet internal purity standards (we frequently distill components on site), our process anticipates the main pain points our clients report.
Cbz-D-Valine’s robust protection holds up under mildly basic to strongly acidic conditions commonly used in stepwise peptide assembly. After scale-up validation eight years ago, we shifted to decolorization steps using a non-chlorinated carbon treatment that leaves no persistent residues, responding to feedback from peptide houses frustrated by sporadic color pickup during hydrogenolysis.
Anyone handling Cbz-D-Valine in bulk notices that improper storage invites problems. We keep anti-static measures in place to prevent dusting and clumping, since batch blending with other protected amino acids requires uniform feed rates. Factory experience taught us to avoid long-duration exposure to open air; even sealed drums benefit from regular monitoring since ambient humidity can sneak into defective liners. We tailor packaging to client needs, based on years of damage reports and follow-ups after unexpected moisture pickup during transcontinental shipments.
We frequently field calls from new users who encounter unexpected hydrolysis after storing Cbz-protected amino acids alongside more moisture-stable derivatives. The key lesson: protect Cbz-D-Valine with an additional moisture barrier for shipments crossing regions with seasonal humidity spikes. This approach, simple as it seems, saves both reworks and budget headaches downstream.
Many catalogues offer Cbz-D-Valine with broad purity claims. We’ve learned through years of process-oriented QA that headline purity numbers are not enough. Routine batch checks combine physical property evaluation (like melting point and crystal morphology) with in-depth spectral analysis. Every customer order triggers a fresh assay, not just a recycled certificate. Our long-term clients expect us to send analytical data around chiral content, as even a minor drift throws off syntheses using automated protocols.
During a pilot project with a leading biotech company, they documented how our product’s narrow melting range indicated minimal impurities, making purification of downstream peptides easier. Over the last decade, process capabilities have changed a lot: what was once a manual, batchwise assessment is now driven by in-line sensor networks and fast HPLC feedback, but the guiding principle stays the same—real, audit-ready transparency in quality claims.
We routinely hear about novel protecting group strategies, especially as new solid-phase techniques become popular. Some customers question whether Fmoc- or Boc-protected D-Valine might streamline their synthesis. We explain, through experience, that Cbz offers both an easy out (clean removal by hydrogenation) and broad compatibility without introducing protecting group migration observed in some alternatives. Fmoc does offer UV transparency for on-line monitoring, but Cbz stands out in projects requiring late-stage modifications by hydrogenolysis, especially when palladium is already part of the process infrastructure.
Once, a large-scale synthesis project hit a roadblock due to base lability of Boc-protection on D-Valine, threatening thousands of euros in raw materials. Transitioning to Cbz-protection fixed the stability issue and let them finish the run without significant rework. Stories like that remind us why we stick with field-proven processes, updating them only when a clear operational improvement emerges.
Modern chemical manufacturing faces increasing pressure to address environmental concerns. Cbz-D-Valine production is no exception. We source starting materials from suppliers using renewable feedstocks when possible, and have re-engineered solvent recovery in our plant to recover and reuse organic solvents. Over recent years, most of our benzyl chloroformate now comes from plants with integrated waste gas scrubbers, preventing harmful emissions at the source. Steps like these aren’t always visible to end users, but they affect both the product footprint and community trust in the long run.
Our team keeps close tabs on solvent usage, optimizing reaction conditions to cut waste. One improvement was switching from single-use to rotatable filtration cartridges, which both reduce landfill impact and protect product purity by cutting cross-contamination risks. None of these steps come from distant policy—they’re answers to real problems surfaced by years of hands-on work and feedback loops between manufacturing and the research community.
Maintaining strong connections with peptide chemistry groups and industrial R&D partners has shaped nearly every change in the way we make and handle Cbz-D-Valine. Clients have shared insights that led to process tweaks—such as filtering out trace iron from the catalyst bed to prevent color pickup, or retooling our barcoding system so that each pail’s storage history is trackable at a glance. Sometimes the best ideas don’t originate in the plant but come from users in the field wrestling with synthetic bottlenecks.
Direct engagement with our customers means we adapt quickly to new requests, be it in packaging, documentation, or rapid turnaround of custom lots. Our regular plant tours, both virtual and in-person, foster transparency and let labs see firsthand how Cbz-D-Valine is made. This two-way flow of knowledge keeps us improving year by year.
Over the past decade, demand for D-amino acid derivatives like Cbz-D-Valine has expanded into non-pharma areas—materials science, agricultural biotech, and catalyst development. Each field brings unique processing hurdles. Some sectors need higher volumes and deeply competitive pricing; others demand traceability and regulatory-grade documentation with every shipment. Meeting this variety of needs means running a flexible operation—without compromising the core product specs that chemists and engineers depend on.
Price volatility in chemical feedstocks, supply chain disruptions, and shifting regulatory rules have all forced improvements on the production line. Diversifying sourcing, investing in local raw material processing, and building stocks ahead of anticipated demand spikes all help us keep Cbz-D-Valine available even during tough periods. We’ve survived industry booms and lulls by focusing on technical excellence over short-term gains.
As research priorities shift toward more complex peptide designs, Cbz-D-Valine will only grow more central to both academic and industrial projects looking to push therapeutic boundaries. Single-residue substitutions with chiral D-amino acids can deliver properties not achievable through traditional building blocks alone. Whether assembled by traditional solution-phase chemistry or advanced solid-phase synthesis, high-quality Cbz-D-Valine remains essential for reproducible results at every scale from milligrams to hundreds of kilograms.
Production improvements never stop. Each new report from our partners sparks further refinement in our processes—be it a call for finer particle size, lower residual solvent, or even custom compact packaging to streamline warehouse logistics. Our ongoing success with Cbz-D-Valine comes not from treating the product like a commodity, but as a living link in the evolving chain of chemical innovation. We know from experience that quality underpins trust, and trust forms the backbone of every research partnership we support.
Manufacturing Cbz-D-Valine means more than just hitting analytical numbers. It’s about real-world accountability and the daily decisions—from operator training to solvent tank maintenance—that add up to each batch’s reliability. By choosing Cbz-D-Valine from a dedicated producer, research teams benefit from years of lessons learned, mistakes made, and operational victories scored on real production lines.
With every kilogram shipped, our promise is that this product won’t just match a spec sheet or fill out a certificate. Instead, it will empower chemistry teams to focus on discovery, undistracted by doubts about their starting materials. In the rapidly changing landscape of peptide science, the right building blocks still make all the difference—something we take to heart in every run of Cbz-D-Valine that rolls out of our plant.