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tetrameric

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tetrameric /tet·ra·mer·ic/ (tet″rah-mer´ik) having four parts.
tetrameric [tet″rah-mer´ik]
having four parts.
tetrameric
having four parts.
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It is an iron-containing, tetrameric metalloprotein that consists of two pairs of unlike globin chains (i.
Hemoglobinopathies and clinical laboratory testing by Abou-Diwan, Charbel; Young, Andrew N.; Molinaro, Ross J. / Medical Laboratory Observer
However, the tetrameric organization of T4 PNK stabilizes the relative orientation of the kinase and phosphatase and allows the substrate a choice between several combinations of active sites.
The Molecular Architecture of the Mammalian DNA Repair Enzyme, ... by Feridoun Karimi-Busheri / Biological sciences community
Sequence Analysis of B602L Region The central variable region of the ORF B602L is characterized by tetrameric repeats, the number and composition which can be used to distinguish between closely related isolates (16).
African swine fever virus isolate, Georgia, 2007 by Rowlands, Rebecca J.; Michaud, Vincent; Heath, Livio; Hutchings, Geoff; Oura, Chris; Vosloo, Wilna; / Emerging Infectious Diseases
 
 
 
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