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chemical coupling With accessible amino acid residues on the surface of the antibody, chemical conjugation is the coupling of the handle portion of the linker to the amino acid residue portion of the antibody, avoiding the complexity of identifying suitable mutation sites and the potential challenges of scaling up and optimizing cell cultures
