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Quaternary
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quaternary
1. Chem containing or being an atom bound to four other atoms or groups
2. Maths having four variables

Quaternary
1. of, denoting, or formed in the most recent period of geological time, which succeeded the Tertiary period nearly two million years ago
2. the. the Quaternary period or rock system, divided into Pleistocene and Holocene (Recent) epochs or series

Quaternary [′kwät·ən‚er·ē]
(geology)
The second period of the Cenozoic geologic era, following the Tertiary, and including the last 2-3 million years.


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This time he focuses upon The School of Athens and the quaternary structure of Quixote's first part.
Protein concentration, salt concentration, temperature and freeze thawing can all affect quaternary structure.
This functional specificity is determined by a protein's unique amino acid sequence, known also as primary structure, which specifies the subsequent levels of secondary, tertiary, and quaternary structure [ILLUSTRATION FOR FIGURE 6 OMITTED].
 
 
 
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