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Peptide/Protein−Synthetic Polymer Conjugates: Quo vadis

Klok, Harm-Anton  
2009
Macromolecules

Peptide/protein-synthetic polymer conjugates, which covalently combine one or more copies of a peptide sequence or protein with one or more synthetic polymer elements. offer unique possibilities to integrate the properties and functions of bio(macro)molecules and synthetic polymers in a single hybrid material This article provides a status report of the Field of peptide/protein-synthetic polymer conjugates Fust. the main synthetic strategies For the preparation of peptide/protein-synthetic polymer-conjugates will be discussed In the last two sections, selected properties and applications of peptide-synthetic polymer conjugates and protein-synthetic polymer conjugates will be highlighted.

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DOI
10.1021/ma901561t
Web of Science ID

WOS:000271233600002

Author(s)
Klok, Harm-Anton  
Date Issued

2009

Published in
Macromolecules
Volume

42

Issue

21

Start page

7990

End page

8000

Subjects

Acid-N-Carboxyanhydrides

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Hybrid Block-Copolymers

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Transfer Radical Polymerization

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Peptide-Amphiphile Nanofibers

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Protein Conformational-Change

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Degradable Hydrogel Matrices

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Noncanonical Amino-Acids

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Side-Chain Polymers

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Co-Peg Networks

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Click Chemistry

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REVIEWED

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October 7, 2010
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