Controlled branching of polyglycidol and formation of protein–glycidol bioconjugatesvia a graft-from approach with “PEG-like” arms

Abstract

The control of the branching in polyglycidols as semibranched alternatives to traditional polyglycidols is presented. The relative abundance of dendritic carbons is lowered by five-fold compared to hyperbranched polyglycidols. It is the first example of tailoring the branching in polyglycidol and creating protein–glycidol bioconjugates as alternatives to pegylated biostructures.