A set of heterobifunctional oligo ethylene glycols have been synthesized in a straightforward and stepwise manner starting from inexpensive, commercially available, tetraethylene glycol. Introduction of terminal allyl moieties followed by reductive ozonolysis allowed controlled elongation. Mono-allyl derivatives were used for the elongation with a functionalized moiety and for successive introduction of different functional groups on the chain terminal.

Controlled-length efficient synthesis of heterobifunctionalized oligo ethylene glycols / C. Zona, G. D'Orazio, B. La Ferla. - In: SYNLETT. - ISSN 0936-5214. - 24:6(2013), pp. 709-712. [10.1055/s-0032-1318433]

Controlled-length efficient synthesis of heterobifunctionalized oligo ethylene glycols

G. D'Orazio;
2013

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A set of heterobifunctional oligo ethylene glycols have been synthesized in a straightforward and stepwise manner starting from inexpensive, commercially available, tetraethylene glycol. Introduction of terminal allyl moieties followed by reductive ozonolysis allowed controlled elongation. Mono-allyl derivatives were used for the elongation with a functionalized moiety and for successive introduction of different functional groups on the chain terminal.
bio-molecule grafting; elongation; ethylene glycols; heterobifunctional; spacers
Settore CHIM/06 - Chimica Organica
2013
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