There's perhaps no better way to counteract that tightness in your upper back and shoulders than this classic arm bind. So why limit it to just one pose?

After the first arm binds, the center rod settles across the entire Cdk2-cyclin A complex. Finally, the second arm also folds into a rigid shape onto the Cdk2 part of the complex.

In the case of mosunetuzumab, one “arm” targets the CD3 protein on T cells, an immune cell that can help in the fight against cancer if engaged; a second “arm” binds to CD20, a protein ...

EpiTACs are an example of an extracellular protein degradation therapeutic. These are tissue-specific bispecific antibodies in which one arm binds a target and the other arm binds a degrader receptor.

There's perhaps no better way to counteract that tightness in your upper back and shoulders than this classic arm bind. So why limit it to just one pose?