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trimer
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trimer [′trī·mər]
(chemistry)
An oligomer whose molecule is composed of three identical monomers.


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These factors included the putative product of LH0147 (118,905-123,200 bp), which may represent a novel member of the trimeric autotransporter family of exported adhesins (32).
Other topics include hybrid nanorods made from sequences of natural trimeric fibrous proteins using the fibritin trimerization motif, the Leucine zipper as a building block for self assembled protein fibers, biomimetic synthesis of biomorphic nanostructures, synthesis and primary characterization of self assembled peptide-based hydrogels,and the assembly of nanospecies on repetitive DNA sequences generated on gold nanoparticles by rolling circle amplification.
[FIGURE 3 OMITTED] A-type PAC are the putative active compounds In a series of experiments the anti-adhesion compounds of cranberries had been identified as three trimeric proanthocyanidins (PAC) and one dimeric A-type procyanidin ( = procyanidin [A.
 
 
 
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