Bioorthogonal Chemistry, from conception to clinical translation

Bioorthogonal chemistry enables the performance of chemical reactions in biological, including living, systems. The concept was borne out of an unmet need for molecular imaging technologies focused on cell surface glycans, but quickly expanded to applications across basic and translational life sciences research.  Today, bioorthogonal chemistries are enabling the development of bioconjugate therapeutics and drug delivery platforms, both major sectors of the biopharma industr  

Speaker: Carolyn Bertozzi, Stanford University

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