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    The invention discloses reptilase sample decorated by polyethylene glycol. Its formula is mPEG-O-(CH2)n-T-NH-R whose base group definition can be seen in the specification. It can be used as anticoagulation thrombolysis medicine or nerve protection medicine. And it has lower immunogenicity than undecorated enzyme, higher enzyme activity and fiber reducing capability than polyethylene glycol decoration fiber reducing enzyme. Its preparation method is simple and easy.
Application Number
申请号		 200510041407 Application Date
申请日		 2005.08.11
Title 名称 Venomous snake thrombin sample enzyme modified by polyethylene glycol
Publication Number
公开号		 1912115 Publication Date
公开日		 2007.02.14
Approval Pub. Date Granted Pub. Date
International Classification 分类号 C12N9/74;A61K38/48;A61P7/02;A61P25/00
Applicant(s) Name
申请人		 Shanghai Medicine Industry Inst
Address 地址
Inventor(s) Name 发明人 Feng Jun;Wu Xia;Zhao Wenjie;Gao Yong;Zhang Laifang;Zhang Xiquan;Zhang Xichang
Attorney & Agent 代理人
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