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Antibodies in both groups have potencies in the nanomolar to picomolar range and are highly specific for Notch1.

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Further, BPS and BPF have potencies in the same order of magnitude as BPA in regard to androgenic, antiandrogenic, antiestrogenic, and aryl hydrocarbon activity and inhibitory hormonal signaling in adipocytes (Table 4).

Thus, insulins and analogues that reach equilibrium quickly will appear to have a potency proportional to their binding affinity, while those with slow kinetics like hagfish and lamprey insulins will have potencies that appear to be proportional to their association rates.

The former group of ligands (consisting of UDP-glucose, UDP-galactose and UDP) has been found to have potencies in the µM range and the latter group (LTC4 and LTD4) in the nM range (Ciana et al., 2006; Lecca et al., 2008; Parravicini et al., 2008).

Both Lexicon antibodies have potencies below 500 pM as determined by binding affinities to human DKK1 (416 pM for Ab #1 and 347 pM for Ab #2) and mouse Dkk1 (128 pM for Ab #1 and 233 pM for Ab #2) and IC50 values (270 pM for Ab #1 and 370 pM for A b#2) in a mouse cell-based assay employing Wnt3a as a stimulator of Wnt signaling.

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All these inhibitors have potency ≤ 1 nmol L−1 in the fluorescence assay (Fig.  4; Table  1).