The functionalization of phosphorus-containing dendrimers was easily achieved through thioacylation reactions involving new dendrimers capped with dithioester end groups and various functionalized amines. These reactions were successfully applied to the first generation (12 end groups) and the third generation of the dendrimer (48 end groups) and allowed their functionalization by various primary or secondary amines, alcohols, glycols, and azides. [reaction: see text]
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