quadruplex
/ˈkwɒd.rʌ.plɛks/Definitions
1. noun
A DNA or RNA molecule with four complementary strands, often used in molecular biology as a tool for studying gene regulation and genetic expression.
“The scientists used a quadruplex to analyze the complex interactions between the different genes in the organism.”
2. adjective
Having four parts or components, especially in a system or structure.
“The quadruplex design of the new skyscraper provided increased stability and efficiency in its construction.”
3. adverb
In a way that involves four parts or components, especially in a system or structure.
“The new software was designed to operate quadruplex, allowing for faster and more efficient data processing.”