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heteropolymer

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heteropolymer [‚hed·ə·rə′päl·ə·mər]
(chemistry)
A compound comprising two or more molecules that are different from one another.
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A Dynamic Monte Carlo Algorithm for Exploration of Dense Conformational Spaces in Heteropolymers.
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Melanin is a heteropolymer of indole compounds that is produced inside melanosomes by the action of the tyrosinase enzyme on the tyrosinase precursor material in melanocytes.
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