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Site-specific Bioconjugations: The Chemistry Origin and Their Applications

Huang, 2016

Document ID
3867885795485731339
Author
Huang F
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PQDT-Global

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Although numerous efforts have been put on the discovery of new covalent conjugate reactions based on natural amino acids, only a few approaches have succeeded in achieve site specificity. The key challenge is to distinguish one exact amino acid residue on a target …
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