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Click conjugation of tobacco mosaic virus: As a prototype of “click” chemistry, the CuI catalyzed azide-alkyne cycloaddition reaction in combination with diazonium-coupling proved to be an efficient, versatile, and benign method to conjugate a wide range of compounds to phenolic groups of protein tyrosines. In particular, plant virus tobacco mosaic virus was chosen as a multivalent protein scaffold to demonstrate this bioconjugation strategy.
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