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Molecule anticancer drugs conjugate

One example of a dendrimer as an anticancer drug carrier is the covalent attachment of drug molecules to the dendrimer periphery, which is in a conjugated form. The generation number of the dendrimer determines the drug... [Pg.208]

One of the most frequently studied drugs conjugated with PEG has been the anticancer drug doxorubicin (Dox). There are two functional groups in its structure that enable covalent attachment to the PEG carrier, the amino group in daunosamine part of the molecule or the C13 0x0 group. PEGs of various architecture... [Pg.20]

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