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CPC - G01N - 15.04.2013 - page 122G01N 2440/14 . phosphorylationG01N 2440/16 . (de-)amidationG01N 2440/18 . citrullinationG01N 2440/20 . formation of disulphide bridgesG01N 2440/22 . iodinationG01N 2440/24 . hydroxylationG01N 2440/26 . nitrosylationG01N 2440/28 . PEGylationG01N 2440/30 . sulphationG01N 2440/32 . biotinylationG01N 2440/34 . addition of amino acid(s), e.g. arginylation, (poly-)glutamylation, (poly-)glycylationG01N 2440/36 . addition of addition of other proteins or peptides, e.g. SUMOylation, ubiquitinationG01N 2440/38 . addition of carbohydrates, e.g. glycosylation, glycationG01N 2440/40 . addition of nucleotides or derivatives, e.g. adenylation, flavin attachmentG01N 2446/00Magnetic particle immunoreagent carriersG01N 2446/10 . the magnetic material being used to coat a pre-existing polymer particle but not beingpresent in the particle coreG01N 2446/20 . the magnetic material being present in the particle coreG01N 2446/30 . the magnetic material being dispersed in the polymer composition before theirconversion into particulate formG01N 2446/40 . the magnetic material being dispersed in the monomer composition prior topolymerisationG01N 2446/60 . the magnetic material being dispersed in a medium other than the main solvent priorto incorporation into the polymer particleG01N 2446/62 . . Magnetic material dispersed in water dropG01N 2446/64 . . Magnetic material dispersed in oil dropG01N 2446/66 . . Magnetic material dispersed in surfactantG01N 2446/80 . characterised by the agent used to coat the magnetic particles, e.g. lipidsG01N 2446/84 . . Polymer coating, e.g. gelatin