
DBCO-PEG-Silane, MW 2K
Catalog Number | R01-0344 |
Category | Cycloalkyne Dyes (DBCO) |
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R01-0344 | -- | $-- |
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Product Introduction
DBCO-PEG-Silane, MW 2,000 is a DBCO-activated PEGylation reagent and can react with azides via a copper-free Click Chemistry reaction to form a stable triazole. The silane group enables coupling for surface modification.
- Product Specification
Storage | -20 °C |
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