ArticleAnalytical chemistry2026
Controlled Photoiniferter RAFT-Based Development of Linear Polymers Induced by the Presence of a Peptide to Produce Synthetic Antibody Substitutes Applicable to Immunofluorescence Imaging Techniques.
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Abstract
The fabrication of synthetic receptors that mimic the behavior of antibodies is attracting widespread attention, given their affinity and improved stability over those of their natural counterparts. In accordance with the mutually induced-fit principle, where flexible chains mutually induce the organization of each other, herein, we describe the fabrication linear copolymers as complementary chains to peptide epitopes. The production of these linear polymers is performed via controlled solid-phase polymerization by reversible addition-fragmentation chain transfer using a photo
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