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Click chemistry emerges as a promising avenue for facilitating the seamless linkage of synthetic molecular fragments, thereby enabling the creation of larger and more intricate molecular structures. Among the most prevalent click reactions is the 1,3-dipolar cycloaddition of azides to terminal alkynes, culminating in the formation of 1,2,3-triazoles. LifeTein offers an extensive array of lipids equipped with terminal alkyne or azide moieties, providing a diverse selection for initiating your click reactions. Explore the featured products below to find the components essential for commencing your specific synthesis endeavors!
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| 16:0 Azido Coenzyme A |
| 16:0 azidocaproyl PE |
| 16:0 DBCO PE |
| 16:0(alkyne) 18:1 PC |
| 16:0(alkyne) 18:1 PE |
| 18:0 azidoethyl PC |
| 18:0 propargyl PC |
| 18:1 DBCO PE |
| 18:1 Photoclick cholesterol II |
| 18:1 propargyl PC |
| alkyne cholesterol |
| arachidonic acid alkyne |
| Azido sphingosine (d14:1) |
| Clickable Chenodeoxycholic acid |
| Clickable Cholic acid |
| DSPE PEG(2000) Azide |
| DSPE PEG(2000) DBCO |
| Oleic Acid (18 azido) |
| oleic acid(17 yne) |
| pacFA 18:1 PC |
| pacFA Ceramide |
| pacFA GalCer |
| Palmitic acid (15 yne) |
| Photoclick C6 Ceramide |
| PhotoClick Cholesterol |
| Photoclick Sphingosine |
| Trifunctional fatty acid |
| Trifunctional Sphingosine |
| alkyne cholesterol |
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