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A facile template-free strategy for the synthesis of mesoporous phenolic polymers with attractive porosities, nitrogen-containing functionalities, and intrinsic hydrophilic skeletons is presented. The resultant polymer has a high BET surface area (548 m 2 g –1 ) and mesopore size (13 nm) and exhibits superior glycopeptide-capturing performance, thus, revealing the potential application of mesoporous polymers in highly selective glycopeptide enrichment. This general capture protocol may open up new opportunities for the development of glycoproteomes.
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