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  1. Polysarcosine – a True Alternative to PEG

    Potential alternatives to PEGs, polypeptoids in general and polysarcosine (PSR) in particular stand out in terms of safety, synthetic control and versatility.

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  2. Poly(Ethylene Glycol) – the Pioneer in Polymer Therapeutics

    PEGs show a spectrum of unique physical and chemical properties, which have been described in literature extensively by the pioneers in PEGylation: Harris, Veronese and recently by Hermanson. Here are summarized the most common known properties.

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  3. Amino-PEG-Acids and their Active Esters

    Amino protected amino-PEG-acids can be used for the PEGylation of solid particles in order to create hydrophilic and reactive surfaces with no non-specific binding issues.

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  4. Lipoamide-PEGs Confer Extra Strong Binding

    Nanotechnology and nanobiotechnology using gold or silver particles, quantum dots or even magnetic particles are broadly diverse, rapidly expanding areas of study in medical diagnostics and therapeutics, sensoric and chemistry.

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  5. Polymers Enlarge the Potential of Biopharmaceuticals

    The Biopharmaceuticals market, estimated at US$ 200 billion globally in 2013 by reportbuyer.com (Biopharmaceuticals - A Global Market Overview, 2013, London), is further projected to reach US$ 500 billion by 2020, growing at 13.5 % CAGR between 2010 and 2020.

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  6. Pharmacological Effects of Polymer Therapeutics

    Small drug molecules and also large biomolecules like proteins or antibodies suffer rapid clearance from human body.

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  7. PEG-Conjugates of Folic Acid and Cholesterol

    Conjugates of PEG and folic acid or cholesterol, respectively, combine the positive properties of these molecules. Those conjugates are available with a wide variety of functional groups and different PEG chain lengths to suit your needs.

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  8. Amino Aldehydes

    Aldehydes are between alcohols and carboxylic acids with respect to their oxidation level and show specific reactivity. Therefore they are highly interesting building blocks and intermediates for a large number of very interesting classes of reactions and compounds such as Wittig reaction, formation of secondary alcohols, heterocycles and semiaminals to name only a few.

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  9. Amino-PEG-Acids for Increased Solubilization.

    For introducing amino-PEG-acids into a peptide chain, several affordable building blocks are available with all conventional protecting groups. They can be incorporated at any sequence position by standard coupling protocols.

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  10. New: dPEG-Phospholipids for superior liposomes

    Novel liposomes built of dPEG-Phospholipids with defined PEG chain length provide prolonged blood-circulation time and improved cellular uptake as administration carriers for drugs, delivering active molecules to the desired target.

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