… Pharmacological exploitation of this phenomenon via targeted protein degradation (TPD)
can be achieved with molecular glues or bifunctional molecules facilitating the formation of …

… KC1A, IKZF1, IKZF2, and ERF3A were selected to extract the structurally conserved CRBN
binding motifs, and the thalidomide was colored magenta to represent the molecular glue. …

… help of small molecules as mediators of proximity, and examples of natural products such
as the plant hormone auxin act as chemical inducers of proximity (ie a molecular glue) have …

… sticky complex coacervate that further solidifies via DOPA crosslinking. Synthetic … glue setting.
It does not affect the solubility or stiffness of mature glues, but when it is present as the glue …

… We then glued these molecular weight marker Popsicle sticks to a 44 3 88-cm piece of white
… In our study, manipulatives helped students to solidify concepts through visualizing and …

… ” molecular glues providing the mechanistic and clinical validation of this approach. (7,11) …
In this fashion, we synthesized a molecular glue library (MGL) of 415 compounds containing …

… Polymerization in microemulsions utilizes these droplets as casting molds by solidifying their
… This “molecular glue”, which attaches the two other (functional or structural) components to …

… drying glue in 1957, which we use today. [ 5 ] Environmental concerns made hot melt glue
… P1, with a melting point of 52 C, is a very viscous liquid that rapidly solidifies upon cooling. It …

… the strategies for realizing solidified cathode–electrolyte interface … species at various types
of solidified interfaces, will be discussed … accompanied with the solidified interface will also be …

… Molecular glues, initially reported as plant hormones that glue a transcription factor to … of
certain proteins by acting as a molecular glue. It was discovered that thalidomide and some …