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R-M1-9127	MAL-SS-NHS	MAL-SS-NHS refers to a chemical compound often used in bioconjugation and protein modification.The compound is designed for protein modification and crosslinking applications, particularly for attaching thiol-containing molecules to amine-containing molecules, which provides a stable linkage between biomolecules. This compound has applications in areas such as antibody conjugation, protein labeling, and immobilization of proteins onto surfaces or carriers in various biochemical and biotechnological research settings.	price>
R-M1-9128	MAL-SS-NH2	The compound MAL-SS-NH2 is designed for creating conjugates containing disulfide linkages or for coupling thiol-containing molecules to amine groups. It has various applications in bioconjugation, protein modification, and the creation of stable linkages between biomolecules in biochemical and biotechnological research.	price>
R-M1-9129	SH-SS-NHS	The combination of these functional groups indicates that SH-SS-NHS is designed for creating disulfide-containing conjugates or for coupling thiol-containing molecules, such as proteins, to amine groups through NHS chemistry. This compound is often used in the modification of biomolecules, protein crosslinking, and the creation of stable linkages between biomolecules in biochemical and biotechnological research.	price>
R-M1-8220	NHS-CH2CH2-SS-CH2CH2-NHS	NHS-CH2CH2-SS-CH2CH2-NHS is a crosslinking agent.	price>
R-M1-8245	NHS-Se-Se-NHS	NHS-Se-Se-NHS is a crosslinking agent.	price>
R-M1-8366	DOX-Se-Se-DOX	DOX-Se-Se-DOX, Doxorubicin Diselenium Bond Doxorubicin is an ROS responsive compound that can be used for drug delivery and targeted delivery systems.	price>
R-M1-8377	Ibumin-Taxol	Ibumin-Taxol, Ibumin-Paclitaxel can be used in drug delivery systems as a carrier for drug delivery.	price>
R-M1-8378	HOOC-SE-SE-COOH	HOOC-SE-SE-COOH,Carboxylic-se-se-Carboxylic from ruixibio.	price>