Selective Cell-surface Functionalization
Selective Cell-Surface Functionalization is a chemical conjugation strategy that enables the covalent attachment of functional moieties to specific biomolecules on the plasma membrane of living cells with spatial and molecular precision, thereby distinguishing it from non-specific or global cell-surface labeling techniques.
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Use of cationized ferritin as a label of negative charges on cell surfaces
D. Danon, L Goldstein, Y. Marikovsky et al. · Journal of Ultrastructure Research · 1972 · 620 citations
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Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
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