Homobifunctional PEGs

Homobifunctional PEGs contain two identical terminal functional groups, such as amine, carboxyl, thiol, or NHS ester. Their symmetrical structure makes them suitable for crosslinking, polymer conjugation, hydrogel formation, and biomolecule immobilization.

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  • AA-PEG-AA

    AA-PEG-AA

    Polydisperse PEG polymers with identical functional groups at both termini, offering versatile platforms for crosslinking, bioconjugation, and PEG-based materials development.

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  • ALD-PEG-ALD

    ALD-PEG-ALD

    Polydisperse PEG polymers with identical functional groups at both termini, offering versatile platforms for crosslinking, bioconjugation, and PEG-based materials development.

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  • H2N-PEG-NH2

    H2N-PEG-NH2

    Polydisperse PEG polymers with identical functional groups at both termini, offering versatile platforms for crosslinking, bioconjugation, and PEG-based materials development.

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  • HS-PEG-SH

    HS-PEG-SH

    Polydisperse PEG polymers with identical functional groups at both termini, offering versatile platforms for crosslinking, bioconjugation, and PEG-based materials development.

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  • Mal-PEG-Mal

    Mal-PEG-Mal

    Polydisperse PEG polymers with identical functional groups at both termini, offering versatile platforms for crosslinking, bioconjugation, and PEG-based materials development.

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  • PA-PEG-PA

    PA-PEG-PA

    Polydisperse PEG polymers with identical functional groups at both termini, offering versatile platforms for crosslinking, bioconjugation, and PEG-based materials development.

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  • SCM-PEG-SCM

    SCM-PEG-SCM

    Polydisperse PEG polymers with identical functional groups at both termini, offering versatile platforms for crosslinking, bioconjugation, and PEG-based materials development.

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