Sequence-defined polymer
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Sequence-defined polymer (Syn. sequence-specific polymer, sequence-ordered polymer) is a uniform macromolecule with an exact chain-length and a perfectly defined sequence of monomers.[1][2] In other words, each monomer unit is at a defined position in the chain e.g. peptides, proteins, oligonucleotides.[3] Sequence-defined polymers constitute therefore a subclass of the field of sequence-controlled polymers.[1][4]
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