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Conversion of amine- to carboxyl groups on solid surfaces

Gerardo Turcatti
2007
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Abstract

This invention provides a new method of obtaining a high density, reproducible and uniform coverage of a solid surface, compounds suitable for such a method and methods of preparing such compounds. This invention further relates to methods of the chemical modification (carboxylation) of solid surfaces and their subsequent use for the attachment of amine-containing molecules including DNA, proteins and other polymers

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Gerardo Turcatti
2007
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