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Conjugation multi-step protocols

The generalized protocol for performing a multi-step conjugation reaction with MBS or sulfo-MBS is similar to that described for SMCC (Section 1.3, this chapter). Specific examples may be found in the cited references. [Pg.288]

GMBS can be used in multi-step conjugation protocols wherein an amine-containing molecule or protein is first modified via the NHS ester end (its most labile-reactive group)to... [Pg.292]

Conjugation reactions done with SIAX or SIAXX are usually multi-step procedures similar to the protocol described for SLAB, previously. [Pg.295]

NPIA is water-insoluble and should be dissolved in DMF or methylene chloride prior to addition of an aliquot to an aqueous reaction medium. Conjugation reactions done with NPIA are usually multi-step procedures similar to the protocol described for SLAB, previously. [Pg.297]

The synthesis of oligomeric peralkylated polyaminophosphazenes based upon the P3 and P4 templates is an elegant (but complicated), hazardous, and expensive multi-step process. To exploit catalysts of this type in silicone synthesis on an industrial scale would require a much simplified and lower-cost synthetic protocol. One of the simplest and lowest-cost routes to a conjugated -P=N- template that forms the framework for the synthesis of phosphazene base materials is via phosphonitrilic chloride oligomers (Fig. 3). These are well-known acidic catalysts used in the silicone industry for the condensation polymerization of silanol-terminated polydimethylsiloxanes. Catalysts of this type are most commonly prepared by the reaction of PCI5 with NH4CI or HMDZ,... [Pg.629]


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