mPEG-ACRL

Background

Synonyms: Methoxy-PEG-acrylate; Methoxy-PEG-ACRL; Methoxy polyethylene glycol acrylate; Methoxy polyethylene glycol-ACRL

Methoxy polyethylene glycol acrylate (MPEG-ACRL) is a linear monofunctional polyethylene glycol with acrylate groups. The end of the polyethylene glycol is capped with a methoxy group to make Partial inactivation of PEG cannot continue the reaction. It can be used for polymerization reactions initiated by free radicals or ultraviolet light, and is often used to prepare polyethylene glycol hydrogels. It is often applied in medical research, sustained release of drug properties, research on new nano materials, and cell culture. The application of active compound ligand research, peptide synthesis carrier, polymer grafted compound, polyethylene glycol coating of new materials and modified functionalization has become a research trend.

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