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formation of
intrastrand crosslinks in DNA.
Other crosslinking agents include mustard gas, mitomycin, and psoralen. In proteins,
crosslinks are
important in generating...
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October anniversary has
become part of
Crosslinks' traditions, and is
commemorated by
enthusiasts as
Crosslinks Day. The
first BCMS
missionary was 84-year-old...
- RNA,
intrastrand DNA
crosslinks,
interstrand DNA
crosslinks, and DNA-protein
crosslinks. When
cisplatin generates DNA
crosslinks, it more
frequently forms...
- Look up -ista in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. -ista is a
suffix that
denotes a
specialist or
performer of a
certain topic, or an
advocate of a belief...
-
presence of
chemical crosslinks (the peroxides)
compared to the
physical crosslinks (formed by the crystallites), as
chemical crosslinks tend to
inhibit the...
-
Crosslink Capital (founded 1989) is a
venture capital firm with an ****et
management business that
continues into the
public equity market for fast-growing...
- Cross-linking may
refer to Cross-link, a
chemical bond of one
polymer chain to
another Corneal collagen cross-linking, a
parasurgical treatment for corneal...
- and many
variations thereof. Its
properties can be
modified further by
crosslinking or copolymerization. All
forms are
nontoxic as well as
chemically resilient...
-
processing is used in
industry primarily for
three product modifications:
Crosslinking of polymer-based
products to
improve mechanical, thermal, chemical, and...
- C-terminal
telopeptide (CTX), also
known as carboxy-terminal
collagen crosslinks, is the C-terminal
telopeptide of
fibrillar collagens such as collagen...
