Maleimide Functionalization
Maleimide Functionalization is a chemical modification method in polymer science wherein maleimide groups are selectively introduced onto polymer chains to enable site-specific conjugation, primarily through Michael addition reactions with thiol or amine functionalities, distinguished by its high reactivity and bioorthogonality in functional polymer design.
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Giuseppe Mantovani, François Lecolley, Lei Tao et al. · Journal of the American Chemical Society · 2005 · 391 citations
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