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The Benefits and Challenges of PEGylating Small Molecules

Timothy Riley, PhD;Jennifer Riggs-Sauthier

July 2nd 2008

Polyethylene glycol (PEG) conjugation is a highly effective technical and commercial strategy to develop macromolecules. The authors explain the benefits and process of PEGylation and how it may be applied to small molecules.

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