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multimeric

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multimeric
a protein containing two or more, same or different, polypeptide chains.
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Identification of discrete functional domains of HIV-1 integrase and their R organization within an active multimeric complex.
Targeting the HIV integration process in antiviral therapy by McNeely, Melissa; Christ, Frauke; Thys, Wannes; Debyser, Zeger / Journal of HIV Therapy
Initially this approach was suggested by Symcox and Reinhart, who successfully applied this analysis for a multimeric enzyme [18].
Single-subunit allostery in the kinetics of peptide phosphorylation ... by Kuznetsov, Aleksei; Jarv, Jaak / Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of Sciences
Normalization of the platelet count is accompanied by restoration of a normal plasma VWF multimeric distribution.
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