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Protein PEPylation: A New Paradigm of Protein–Polymer Conjugation
Abstract
Various polymers have been tested for protein conjugation with a goal of bridging the complementary advantages of both components. However, many of these polymers, including the most well-established PEG, are nondegradable, which raises potential concerns on their cumulative chronic toxicity. Moreover, the immunogenicity of PEG has recently evoked considerable controversy. Synthetic polypeptides, on the other hand, are biomimetic polymers with...
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Title
Protein PEPylation: A New Paradigm of Protein–Polymer Conjugation
Published Date
May 2, 2019
Journal
Volume
30
Issue
6
Pages
1604 - 1616
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