Ethylene glycol bis
Ethylene glycol bis is a chemical compound commonly used as a cross-linking agent in various industrial and laboratory applications. It serves to form covalent bonds between different molecules, thereby creating a more structured and interconnected network. The core function of ethylene glycol bis is to facilitate the synthesis and stabilization of polymeric materials, which can have applications in areas such as materials science and analytical chemistry.
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4 protocols using ethylene glycol bis
Arabidopsis ChIA-PET, ChIP-seq, and RNA-seq
ChIP-seq Assay for KDM2B and RING1B in NSCs
SETD5 Interaction with CDC20 and C/EBPβ
ChIP-seq of SETD5 in Adipocytes
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