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Thermo Scientific™ MA(PEG)24 Methyl-PEG-Amine Compound

MA(PEG)n: methyl- and amine-capped polyethylene glycol compounds containing 4 to 24 PEG units; use for surface-modification and molecule-pegylation applications.

Manufacturer: Fischer Scientific

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Chemical Reactivity

Aldehyde

Content And Storage

Upon receipt store product at -20°C protected from moisture. Product is shipped at ambient temperature.

Reactive Moiety

Amine, Primary Amine

Form

Solid

Product Type

Amine Compound

Description

Pierce MA(PEG)12

Label Type

Polyethylene Glycol (PEG), Blocking Groups

Spacer

12 ethylene glycol units

Solubility

Water

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CA(PEG)n: pegylated amino acids of ...

Description

  • Thermo Scientific™ Pierce MA(PEG)n Compounds are methyl- and amine-terminated polyethylene glycol reagents, where n equals 4 to 24 PEG units, that are useful for a variety of surface-modification and molecule-pegylation applications
  • MA(PEG) n compounds have the form Methyl-PEG n -Amine and are ideal for derivatizing surfaces and molecules with discrete numbers (n = 4, 8, 12, 24) of ethylene glycol groups
  • Use any amine-reactive chemistry (e.g., EDC or NHS ester) to PEGylate surfaces, proteins, or other molecules with a precise number of hydrophilic, nonimmunogenic PEG units
  • Highlights: Pure compounds of specific size ensure complete control of PEGylation Straight-chain compounds with simple terminal primary amine Adaptable to a variety of modification procedures Recommended for: PEGylate carboxylate or amine surfaces Add inert mass to proteins, immunogens, drug compounds and probes Improve solubility (decrease aggregation) of proteins or peptides without affecting function Protect proteins from proteolysis