Cross-link

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A cross-link is a chemical bond or bridge that connects two separate molecules or strands together, much like a connector joining two separate pieces. In molecular terms, it's when a smaller molecule (called a cross-linker) attaches itself to two larger molecules simultaneously, holding them in close proximity.

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