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Advancing the Protein-Catalyzed Capture Agent Technology to New Frontiers

McCarthy, 2018

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Protein-catalyzed capture (PCC) agents are a nascent synthetic aptamer technology that was first disclosed in 2009. In addition to reviewing the different classes of peptidebased aptamers in chapter 1, this thesis records efforts to advance the PCC technology in two …
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