RIS ID
29466
Abstract
Synthetic protein-DNA conjugates are valuable tools with applications in fields including nanobiotechnology, bioanalytical chemistry, and molecular diagnostics, and various synthetic methods for their production have been developed during the past three decades. The present article reviews current methodologies for the synthesis of covalent protein-DNA conjugates with particular focus on the regiospecificity and stoichiometry of these reactions.
Grant Number
NHMRC/514605
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Publication Details
Schaeffer, P. M. & Dixon, N. E. (2009). Synthesis and applications of covalent protein-DNA conjugates. Australian Journal of Chemistry, 62(10), 1328-1332.