Glucose-PEG3400-Biotin 

Glucose-PEG3400-Biotin is a conjugate composed of glucose, PEG chains, and biotin. Glucose-PEG3400-Biotin combines the targeted recognition capabilities of glucose with the high-affinity binding ability of biotin to avidin/streptavidin, enabling applications such as targeted drug delivery systems and nanoparticle modification.

The structure of Glucose-PEG-Biotin comprises three key components that work synergistically:
Glucose: Specifically recognizes and binds to glucose transporters (such as GLUT1) highly expressed on the surface of various cells (especially tumor cells), achieving receptor-mediated active targeted delivery.
PEG chain: Acts as a hydrophilic spacer arm, forming a hydration layer on the particle surface, reducing non-specific adsorption and immune system clearance, and prolonging the carrier's circulation time in vivo.
Biotin: Located at the end of the PEG chain, it serves as a reaction interface with high non-covalent binding affinity to avidin or streptavidin, and is widely used in signal amplification and molecular capture.

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3400 (Average)

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