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monomeric [‚män·ə′mer·ik]
(cell and molecular biology)
Having a single polypeptide chain.


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Gum Arabic was adopted as a carrier at 10 mg/kg; and the definition and table of conditions of dietary fiber now distinguish three main categories of carbohydrate polymers, refer to monomeric units and leave the decision on whether to include carbohydrates with monomeric units from 3 to 9, to national authorities.
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