DL-Proline

DL-Proline is a racemic mixture of D-Proline and L-Prolin. DL-Proline is a cyclic imino acid with a five-membered ring structure. DL-Proline is a key structural unit in peptide synthesis. DL-Proline can stabilize the β-turn conformation and affect the secondary structure of the peptide. DL-Proline has biological activities such as regulating peptide conformation and enhancing the stability of cyclic peptides. DL-Proline can be used to study diseases related to peptide structure and function, such as cancer and bacterial infection[1][2].