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Subunit

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subunit [′səb‚yü·nət]
(biochemistry)
protomer
Subunit 

a military element with a permanent organization and uniform composition that is organic to a larger subunit or military unit. A squad, platoon, company (battery or flight), and battalion (squadron) are all subunits unless they are separate.
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