Graphene Oxide
DBCO

Carbonyl Reactive PEGs

Pegylation of polysaccharides or glycolproteins is usually made through the reaction of hydrazide or aminooxy PEGs with aldehyde group derived from the oxidized carbohydrate residues. Reaction between hydrazide PEGs and aldehyde/ketone group forms a stable hydrazone linkage; and reaction between aldhyde and aminooxy PEGs forms oxime bond. Nanocs not only provides a series of linear monofunctional hydrazide and aminnoxy PEGs, we also offer a number of heterofunctional hydrazide or aminooxy PEGs that bearing other functional groups such as biotin, maleimide, azide, alkyne, phospholipid and fluorescent dyes.


mPEG Aminooxy mPEG Hydrazide
Aminooxy PEG Aminooxy Hydrazide PEG Hydrazide
Acetylthiol PEG Aminooxy Amino PEG Hydrazide
Aminooxy PEG Amine Hydrazide PEG Acid
Aminooxy PEG Acid Azide PEG Hydrazide
Alkyne PEG Hydrazide Aminooxy PEG Azide
Aminooxy PEG Alkyne Hydrazide PEG Biotin
Biotin PEG Aminooxy Cholesterol PEG Hydrazide
Cholesterol PEG Aminooxy Hydrazide PEG DBCO
Cyanine PEG Aminooxy (Cy3, Cy5, Cy7) DSPE PEG Hydrazide
DBCO PEG Aminooxy Fluorescein PEG Hydrazide
DSPE PEG Aminooxy Iodoacetyl PEG Hydrazide
DMPE PEG Aminooxy Lipoic acid PEG Hydrazide
Fluorescein PEG Aminooxy Hydrazide PEG Maleimide
Folic acid PEG Aminooxy Hydrazide PEG Pyridyldithio
Hydrazide PEG Thiol Iodoacetyl PEG Aminooxy
Lipoic acid PEG Aminooxy Maleimide PEG Aminooxy
Aminooxy PEG PDP Thiol PEG Aminooxy
Tetrazine PEG Aminooxy