| Spiroff reports cleavable masses of black calcite, with the color probably due to inclusions of chalcocite or tenorite. |
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| The cleavable complex is not thought to collapse spontaneously and is fully reversible. |
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| The MspI site is therefore polymorphic and can be detected as a cleavable amplified polymorphic sequence marker. |
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| The presence of a cleavable cellular space or fatty tissues confirms that excision is complete. |
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| Linker structure is categorized into two major classes based on the payload release mechanism: cleavable or non-cleavable linker. |
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| They contain no low molecular siloxanes, particularly cyclical siloxanes, are free of ionic compounds, and contain no cleavable fluoride. |
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| Non-cleavable linkers consist of stable bonds that are resistant to proteolytic degradation, ensuring greater stability than that of cleavable linkers. |
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| These unique ADCs are designed to release drugs in their native form via biodegradation of the novel cleavable, multi-valent linker and tether after the ADC enters the cell. |
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| Restriction enzymes covering all cleavable 4-bp palindromes can be used. |
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| In the first step a suitable protein, treated with reagents that provide reactive functional groups, is immobilized on a solid support via a cleavable linker. |
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