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Monodispersed PEGs
- >Methoxy PEG (mPEG)
- >Azide(N3) PEG
- >Amine(NH2) PEG
- >Hydroxyl(OH) PEG
- >Thiol(SH) PEG
- >Boc/Fmoc PEG
- >Carboxylic Acid(COOH) PEG
- >Maleimide(Mal) PEG
- >NHS ester PEG
- >Biotin PEG
- >Aldehyde (Ald/CHO)PEG
- >Acrylate(AC) PEG
- >Acrylamide(ACA) PEG
- >DBCO PEG
- >DSPE PEG
- >Other Lipid PEG
- >Fluorescent (FITC) PEG
- >Rhodamine B(RB) PEG
- >Cholesterol PEG
- >OPSS PEG
- >Epoxide (EPO) PEG
- >Hydrazide (HZ) PEG
- >Folic Acid(FA) PEG
- >Lipoic acid(LA) PEG
- >Methacrylate (MA) PEG
- >Silane PEG
- >PEG Sulfonic acid
- >PEG PFP ester
- >PEG TFP ester
- >Halide (F,Cl,Br,I) PEG
- >Benzyl-PEG
- >Aminooxy PEG
- >Hydrocarbons PEG
- >Nitrophenyl Carbonate (NPC) PEG
- >DNP PEG
- >Other PEG
- >PROTAC Linker
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Polydispersed PEGs
- >Methoxy PEG (mPEG)
- >Azide(N3) PEG
- >Amine(NH2) PEG
- >Hydroxyl(OH) PEG
- >Thiol(SH) PEG
- >DSPE PEG
- >Carboxylic Acid(COOH) PEG
- >Maleimide(Mal) PEG
- >NHS ester PEG
- >Other Lipid PEG
- >Acrylate(AC) PEG
- >Boc/Fmoc PEG
- >Biotin PEG
- >Aldehyde (Ald/CHO)PEG
- >Fluorescent (FITC) PEG
- >Cyanine (Cy) PEG
- >Rhodamine B(RB) PEG
- >Cholesterol PEG
- >OPSS PEG
- >Acrylamide(ACA) PEG
- >Epoxide (EPO) PEG
- >Hydrazide (HZ) PEG
- >Folic Acid(FA) PEG
- >Lipoic acid(LA) PEG
- >Methacrylate (MA) PEG
- >Silane PEG
- >PLGA PEG
- >PCL PEG
- >PLA PEG
- >PEG Sulfonic acid
- >PEG PFP ester
- >Halide (F,Cl,Br,I) PEG
- >Aminooxy PEG
- >DBCO PEG
- >Hydrocarbons PEG
- >Nitrophenyl Carbonate (NPC) PEG
- >Other PEG
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Multi-arm PEGs
- >Hydroxyl(OH) PEG
- >NHS ester PEG
- >Amine(NH2) PEG
- >Maleimide(Mal) PEG
- >Azide(N3) PEG
- >Thiol(SH) PEG
- >DBCO PEG
- >Carboxylic Acid(COOH) PEG
- >Aldehyde (Ald/CHO)PEG
- >Methoxy PEG (mPEG)
- >Acrylate(AC) PEG
- >Biotin PEG
- >Cholesterol PEG
- >OPSS PEG
- >Acrylamide(ACA) PEG
- >Epoxide (EPO) PEG
- >Hydrazide (HZ) PEG
- >Folic Acid(FA) PEG
- >Lipoic acid(LA) PEG
- >Methacrylate (MA) PEG
- >Silane PEG
- >Halide (F,Cl,Br,I) PEG
- >Hydrocarbons PEG
- >Nitrophenyl Carbonate (NPC) PEG
- >Other PEG
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- PEGs by Application
- Lipids for Lipid Nanoparticles (LNPs)
- PEG Raw Material
Multi-arm azide (N3) PEGs are specialized PEG molecules characterized by multiple arms extending from a central core, with each arm terminating in an azide functional group (N3). These molecules offer unique structural features compared to linear PEGs, providing increased opportunities for multivalent conjugation and complex bioconjugation strategies.
The presence of multiple azide groups enables efficient and simultaneous conjugation to multiple molecules or surfaces containing complementary functional groups, such as alkynes or strained cyclooctynes, through click chemistry reactions. This multivalent conjugation can enhance the stability, specificity, and efficacy of bioconjugates, making multi-arm azide PEGs valuable tools in various biomedical and biotechnological applications.