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1989
Many different methods have been proposed for the crosslinking (vulcanization) of rubbers but relatively few have come into commercial use. The method to be used with any particular rubber depends, of course, on what reactive groups are present in the polymer backbone.
Norman J. Morrison, Maurice Porter
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Many different methods have been proposed for the crosslinking (vulcanization) of rubbers but relatively few have come into commercial use. The method to be used with any particular rubber depends, of course, on what reactive groups are present in the polymer backbone.
Norman J. Morrison, Maurice Porter
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2008
This chapter focuses on one of the most advanced forms of bioconjugate reagent design, the trifunctional compounds. These crosslinkers contain three arms that may contain two or three different reactive groups or two reactive groups plus an affinity tag. Trifunctional compounds can be used for highly specific conjugate formation using two of their arms,
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This chapter focuses on one of the most advanced forms of bioconjugate reagent design, the trifunctional compounds. These crosslinkers contain three arms that may contain two or three different reactive groups or two reactive groups plus an affinity tag. Trifunctional compounds can be used for highly specific conjugate formation using two of their arms,
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Heterobifunctional Crosslinkers
2008Heterobifunctional crosslinking agents are advanced compounds that can be used to form highly defined bioconjugates under controlled conditions. This type of crosslinker contains different reactive groups on both ends, thus providing reactivities toward two different functional groups on the molecules being crosslinked.
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Journal of Polymer Science Part A: Polymer Chemistry, 1987
A. K. Datta, C. K. Das, S. Bhattacherjee
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A. K. Datta, C. K. Das, S. Bhattacherjee
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Keratoconus and corneal crosslinking
Journal of Cataract and Refractive Surgery, 2021openaire +3 more sources
Biosynthesis of collagen crosslinks
International Journal of Biochemistry, 1990J A, Last, L G, Armstrong, K M, Reiser
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