… Molecular gel is a class of small molecule compounds that … Molecular glue can either interact
with the ligase or the POI, and … In comparison of PROTACs and molecular gules, PROTACs …

… A glue stick is comprised of solidified adhesive mounted in a lipstick-like push-up tube.
Whey is a byproduct of cheese making. Direct disposal of whey can cause environmental …

… strategy for molecular glue development using comparative chemical screening in
hyponeddylated cells. This approach may facilitate the development of molecular-glue-based …

… molecules, which are assembled into longer, polymer-like chains using metal ions as "molecular
glue." … When the light is switched off, the material reassembles and solidifies again, …

… of molecule, commonly referred to as ‘‘molecular glues’’4 or ‘‘chemical inducers of proximity
(CIP),’’5 is the macrolide natural product FK5066 (Figure 1A), a molecule … study solidified the …

… Using solidified CO 2 for sludge conditioning causes effective lysis of microbial cells, which
… molecular associations, modifies cell morphology, and denatures macromolecules. Solidified …

… which solidifies the glue. The most common types of curing agents encountered with
room-temperature curing epoxies are aliphatic polyamines, polyamides, epoxy resin-amine adducts…

… Once injected, the solution solidifies and a tough hydrogel is … molecular interactions lead
to the inner strength of a glue. Surface adhesion depends upon interactions between glue …

… all substances contract or solidify, so even when using melts or substances which solidify by
… in three dimensions, while surface bonding at a glue plane is a two-dinlensional process. …

… We demonstrate that the alkane films indeed solidify, and yet retain ultralow friction … Here
we argue that, when the pure alkane film between crystalline surfaces solidifies into an ordered …