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Today’s molecule
Open the Atlas →Acetate buffer
Buffers regulate pH shifts in protein formulations and can also stabilize or destabilize the protein; they influence perceived pain on injection.
- 2 citations
- discussed in 0 threads
Best evidence
Review: role of buffers in protein formulations pmid 27894967
established
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