The invention relates to a bi-functional spacer molecule that can be attached to the terminus of glycan molecules without significant alteration of the glycan structure. In addition, the spacer has a reactive moiety on the end distal to the glycan that facilitates linkage of spacer-derivatized glycans to other entities such as solid supports. The spacer molecules of the invention are therefore useful for making arrays of immobilized glycan molecules.

 
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