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Trientine-2HCl (Trien), a chelating agent, is used to treat Wilson's disease by binding up and removing copper in the body. Trientine can also be used as a chelating agent for copper in hepatolenticular degeneration, as a stabilizer for epoxy resins, and as ampholyte for isoelectric focusing.

TETA hydrochloride hydrate is an effective and selective chelating agent for copper (II). It can be utilized in drug conjugation.

N-Tetamine-pSar45-Maleimide (N-Tetamine-polySarcosine45-Maleimide) is a pSar-lipid derivative. It serves as a hydrophilic alternative to PEG and is utilized in drug delivery research.

N-TETAMINE-pSar45 is a poly(sarcosine) (pSar) derivative characterized by an N-tetramine head group and a 45-mer poly(sarcosine) tail. Sarcosine, an amino acid derivative, is being explored as a biodegradable and highly reduced antigenicity alternative to PEG for in vivo applications. Such pSar-lipid derivatives are applicable in the development of lipid nanoparticles.

CB-TE2A (tetrahydrochloride) is a bifunctional chelator (Bifunctional Chelator; BFC) and a derivative of the macrocyclic ligand TETA, featuring a fourteen-membered chain. It is utilized for the conjugation of peptides and radionuclides.