"Grafting from"-based polysaccharide conjugation is a chemical modification method that uses chemical means to covalently combine polymers (e.g., proteins, PEGs, etc.) with polysaccharide structures to obtain new polymer-polysaccharide conjugates with different functions, properties, and attributes. Grafting refers to the combination of polymer chains with polysaccharide molecules to form graft copolymers, thus giving the polysaccharide molecules more chemical functionality. The basic idea of this method is to introduce reactive groups on polysaccharide molecules and then polymerize these groups to produce polymers conjugated to polysaccharides, thus achieving the goal of conjugating polymers to polysaccharides. In polysaccharide conjugation chemistry, this technique allows the attachment of reactive functional groups (e.g., amides, esters, etc.) to the surface of polysaccharides, thereby increasing the functional groups of polysaccharides. By using this chemical modification method, the physicochemical properties and biological activities of polysaccharides can be changed, thus extending their applications, such as use as drug delivery systems and biomimetic materials.
CD BioGlyco uses advanced biochemical and bioengineering techniques to graft polysaccharides together with other molecules to form conjugates for multiple functions. We use our state-of-the-art technology and knowledge to develop custom "grafting from"-based polysaccharide conjugation procedures. We mainly provide the following services:
Fig.1 Steps for the preparation of polymeric grafted polysaccharides by ROP. (CD BioGlyco)
The development of glycobiology has demonstrated the important role of glycans and glycan conjugates in different biological processes. Equipped with a Glyco™ Vaccine Development Platform and various Technologies, CD BioGlyco provides "grafting from"-based Polysaccharide Conjugation services to meet the different needs of our clients. If you are interested in our services, please feel free to contact us for more details.
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