Applicants have developed an amplification system and methodology for IHC and ISH staining that utilizes “click chemistry” to covalently bind reporter molecules to tissue.

Applicants have developed an amplification system and methodology for IHC and ISH staining that utilizes “click chemistry” to covalently bind reporter molecules to tissue.

The present invention relates to herbicidally active cinnolinium derivatives and formulations comprising such derivatives. The invention further extends to herbicidal mixtures comprising a cinnolinium derivative as described herein and at least one additional herbicidal active ingredient. The use of the afore-mentioned cinnolinium derivatives, formulations and/or herbicidal mixtures in controlling undesirable plant growth: in particular the use for the post-emergence control of weeds, also falls within the scope of the present invention.

Applicants have developed an amplification system and methodology for IHC and ISH staining that utilizes “click chemistry” to covalently bind reporter molecules to tissue.

Applicants have developed an amplification system and methodology for IHC and ISH staining that utilizes “click chemistry” to covalently bind reporter molecules to tissue.

Applicants have developed an amplification system and methodology for IHC and ISH staining that utilizes click chemistry to covalently bind reporter molecules to tissue.

Applicants have developed an amplification system and methodology for IHC and ISH staining that utilizes click chemistry to covalently bind reporter molecules to tissue.

Provided are a substituted heteroaryl phthalazine derivative as shown in formula (I-0), a use thereof as an NLRP3 inhibitor, and a preparation method therefor; the derivative has relatively good NLRP3 inhibitory activity.

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Applicants have developed an amplification system and methodology for IHC and ISH staining that utilizes click chemistry to covalently bind reporter molecules to tissue.

Applicants have developed an amplification system and methodology for IHC and ISH staining that utilizes click chemistry to covalently bind reporter molecules to tissue.