The chemical modification of liposome surfaces via a copper-mediated [3 + 2] azide–alkynecycloaddition monitored by a colorimetric assay
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Silvia Cavalli, Alicia R. Tipton, Mark Overhand, Alexander Kros
A generic method for the efficient in-situ modification of liposomes is described based on “click” chemistry, and a simple colorimetric assay is developed for monitoring the reaction.
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