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A new series of multivalent gold nanoparticle probes bearing different electrophilic groups were synthesized and their affinity labeling reactivities were evaluated. The dichlorotriazine group was identified as a useful protein-reactive label, allowing selective capture of a target protein at nanomolar probe concentrations.

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