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Isatoic anhydride (IA) has been shown to be a useful platform for quantifiable bioconjugation. The elaboration of a water-soluble isatoic anhydride-based platform with biotin offers readily quantifiable biotinylation reagents through nondestructive methods of quantification. The incorporation of functionality is directly quantified using the reagent's unique absorbance or fluorescence signature, located outside the biological window. Several biotinylation reagents are prepared with various linker lengths, and the quantification of biotinylated proteins is demonstrated and compared to results from the traditional HABA assay.
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