mPEG-Biotin, MW 550-40K

Name: mPEG-Biotin, MW 550-40K
Brand: BOC Sciences
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Cat No.: BPG-0065

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mPEG-Biotin can be used for avidin PEGylation by binding streptavidin with high affinity and specificity. It can be used to modify biomolecules or other surfaces.

Category	Biotin PEG
Molecular Weight	Customizable
Storage	-20°C for long-term preservation, keep in dry and avoid sunlight. Avoid repeated freezing and thawing.

Structure of mPEG-Biotin, MW 550-40K

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Specification
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Reaction & Conjugation Properties
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QC Data

Synonyms	mPEG-BN
Solubility	Soluble in regular aqeous solution as well as most organic solvents.

PEGType	Polymeric Functional PEG
PEGArchitecture	Linear

BiomoleculeCompatibility	Biotin/Avidin Affinity Systems
ResearchUse	Biotin / Desthiobiotin Affinity-Probe Construction

1. Suzuki-Kouyama, Emi, et al. Hexon-specific PEGylated adenovirus vectors utilizing avidin-biotin interaction. Biomaterials, 2011, 32(6): 1724-1730.
2. Wazawa, Tetsuichi, et al. Grafting of poly (ethylene glycol) onto poly (acrylic acid)-coated glass for a protein-resistant surface. Analytical chemistry, 2006, 78(8): 2549-2556.