Abstract: The present invention is directed to a CH3-containing molecule comprising (a) a first polypeptide comprising a CH3 domain and a negatively charged domain comprising consecutive negatively charged amino acid residues; and (b) a second polypeptide comprising a CH3 domain and a positively charged domain comprising consecutive positively charged amino acid residues. Also provided are methods for conjugating synthetic molecules to a multi-specific antigen binding molecule.

Abstract: A road milling machine includes a machine frame, front wheels or tracks, rear wheels or tracks, and a milling drum supported from the machine frame between the rear wheels or tracks. The front wheels or tracks are mounted on pivoting columns. Steering levers are attached to the pivoting columns. A steering tie rod includes a connecting part and a projecting arm. The connecting part is connected to the steering levers. A steering cylinder is connected to a free end of the projecting arm.

Abstract: An aqueous plating bath for the electroless deposition of iron boron alloy coatings, characterized in that it comprises at least one iron ion source, at least one boron based reducing agent, at least one complexing agent, at least one pH buffer and at least one base wherein its pH value is 11 or higher and the molar ratio of the boron based reducing agents in relation to the iron ions in the aqueous plating bath is at least 6:1. Also, a process for the use of said aqueous plating bath is disclosed. The aqueous plating bath according to the invention shows good stability and plating rate and yields glossy and homogeneous iron boron alloy coatings on various substrates. It is an advantage of the plating bath that it does not require any sacrificial anodes.

Abstract: An aqueous plating bath for the electroless deposition of iron boron alloy coatings, characterized in that it comprises at least one iron ion source, at least one boron based reducing agent, at least one complexing agent, at least one pH buffer and at least one base wherein its pH value is 11 or higher and the molar ratio of the boron based reducing agents in relation to the iron ions in the aqueous plating bath is at least 6:1. Also, a process for the use of said aqueous plating bath is disclosed. The aqueous plating bath according to the invention shows good stability and plating rate and yields glossy and homogeneous iron boron alloy coatings on various substrates. It is an advantage of the plating bath that it does not require any sacrificial anodes.

Abstract: A road milling machine includes a machine frame, front wheels or tracks, rear wheels or tracks, and a milling drum supported from the machine frame between the rear wheels or tracks. The front wheels or tracks are mounted on pivoting columns. Steering levers are attached to the pivoting columns. A steering tie rod includes a connecting part and a projecting arm. The connecting part is connected to the steering levers. A steering cylinder is connected to a free end of the projecting arm.

Abstract: A road milling machine includes a machine frame, front wheels or tracks, rear wheels or tracks, and a milling drum supported from the machine frame between the rear wheels or tracks. The front wheels or tracks are mounted on pivoting columns. Steering levers are attached to the pivoting columns. A steering tie rod includes a connecting part and a projecting arm. The connecting part is connected to the steering levers. A steering cylinder is connected to a free end of the projecting arm.

Abstract: A road milling machine with a machine frame supported by a chassis with one front axle and one rear axle with wheels or crawler tracks, with a milling drum mounted at the machine frame to rotate between the rear wheels, where said milling drum ends nearly flush with a zero-clearance side, it is provided that the wheels or crawler tracks of the front axle as seen in the direction of travel are arranged offset from one another in such a fashion that one of the front wheels or tracks is arranged in front of the other front wheel or crawler track as seen in the direction of travel.

Abstract: A road milling machine with a machine frame supported by a chassis with one front axle and one rear axle with wheels or crawler tracks, with a milling drum mounted at the machine frame to rotate between the rear wheels, where said milling drum ends nearly flush with a zero-clearance side, it is provided that the wheels or crawler tracks of the front axle as seen in the direction of travel are arranged offset from one another in such a fashion that one of the front wheels or tracks is arranged in front of the other front wheel or crawler track as seen in the direction of travel.

Abstract: A road milling machine includes a machine frame, front wheels or tracks, rear wheels or tracks, and a milling drum supported from the machine frame between the rear wheels or tracks. The front wheels or tracks are mounted on pivoting columns. Steering levers are attached to the pivoting columns. A steering tie rod includes a connecting part and a projecting arm. The connecting part is connected to the steering levers. A steering cylinder is connected to a free end of the projecting arm.

Abstract: Methods of preparing cinacalcet, cinacalcet derivatives, and salts thereof is disclosed herein. Also disclosed herein are polymorphs of cinacalcet, compositions of cinacalcet, and methods of treating a subject by administering cinacalcet, wherein cinacalcet is prepared by the disclosed methods.

Abstract: Methods of preparing cinacalcet, cinacalcet derivatives, and salts thereof is disclosed herein. Also disclosed herein are polymorphs of cinacalcet, compositions of cinacalcet, and methods of treating a subject by administering cinacalcet, wherein cinacalcet is prepared by the disclosed methods.

Abstract: Methods of preparing cinacalcet, cinacalcet derivatives, and salts thereof is disclosed herein. Also disclosed herein are polymorphs of cinacalcet, compositions of cinacalcet, and methods of treating a subject by administering cinacalcet, wherein cinacalcet is prepared by the disclosed methods.