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dimer
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dimer /di·mer/ (di´mer)
1. a compound formed by combination of two identical molecules.
2. a capsomer having two structural subunits.

di·mer (dmr)
n.
1. A molecule consisting of two identical simpler molecules.
2. A chemical compound consisting of such molecules.

di·meric (d-mrk) adj.

dimer
[dī′mər]
Etymology: Gk, di, twice, meros, parts
a compound formed by the union of two radicals or two molecules of a single simpler compound.

dimer
chemical compound formed by the union of two identical molecules.


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RA binds to the RAR receptor, which shares its heterodimerization partner RXR with several other nuclear receptors including TR (reviewed by Rowe 1997).
3] to the nuclear vitamin D receptor (VDR), heterodimerization with a retinoid X receptor (RXR), and interaction with specific vitamin D-responsive element (VDRE) consensus sequences of target genes (Colnot et al.
Ligand binding and activation of AhR induces nuclear localization and heterodimerization with the AhR nuclear transporter (ARNT) protein (Whitlock 1999).
 
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