Physiochemical Properties definition

Physiochemical Properties means, with respect to a DARPin Domain or Product Candidate, physiochemical properties such as binding kinetics, expression stability in aqueous solution, primary and higher-order structure, extent of structural heterogeneity, aggregation, and any other properties set forth in Appendix 6.1 of the ICH Topic Q 6 B.
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Examples of Physiochemical Properties in a sentence

  • For each DARPin Domain identified pursuant to the preceding sentence, Molecular Partners will determine the Physiochemical Properties reasonably relevant to such DARPin Domain being selected as an AGN DARPin Domain (including any Physiochemical Properties specified by the JSC).

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