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moiety
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moiety: see clan clan, social group based on actual or alleged unilineal descent from a common ancestor. Such groups have been known in all parts of the world and include some that claim the parentage or special protection of an animal, plant, or other object (see totem).
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moiety [′mȯi·əd·ē]
(chemistry)
A part or portion of a molecule, generally complex, having a characteristic chemical or pharmacological property.


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Finally, under the Hatch-Waxman Marketing Exclusivity for New Drugs, FDA has interpreted "active ingredient" to mean active moiety, for the purposes of determining whether a drug product contains a "new chemical entity/The longest exclusivity period under Hatch-Waxman is given to drugs with different active moieties than those already approved.
formulas I and II), comprising at least two protein reactive moieties (e.
If the effects of monomer moieties on separation properties are quantitatively outlined, a better understanding and a deeper insight can be achieved.
 
 
 
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