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Methyltetrazine-PEG4-amine HCl salt (CAT#: WJY-0423-LS91)
Methyltetrazine-PEG4-amine is an aqueous soluble PEGylation reagent containing a free amine and a methyltetrazine group. Methyl group improves the stability and hydrophilic PEG spacer increases water-solubility. Methyltetrazine enable fast click reaction with TCO (trans-cycloctene).
- Product Information
- CAS NO
- 1802908-05-9
- Description
- Methyltetrazine-PEG4-amine is an aqueous soluble PEGylation reagent containing a free amine and a methyltetrazine group. Methyl group improves the stability and hydrophilic PEG spacer increases water-solubility. Methyltetrazine enable fast click reaction with TCO (trans-cycloctene).
- Molecular Weight
- 363.41
- Purity
- 0.9
- Formula
- C17H25N5O4
- Group 1
- NH2/Amine
- Functional Group 1
- NH2/Amine
- PEG/Non-PEG
- PEG
- Cleavable/Non-cleavable
- Non-cleavable
- Group 2
- Tetrazine
- Click Chemistry Group 2
- Tetrazine
- Storage Condition
- -20°C
- Shipping
- -20°C
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