tetramer
/ˈtɛtrəmər/Definitions
1. noun
A molecule composed of four identical subunits, often referring to proteins or enzymes.
“The researchers studied the tetramer’s structure to understand its role in cellular processes.”
2. noun
A type of oligomer, particularly in the context of nucleic acids or peptides.
“The geneticist discussed the formation of tetramers during protein synthesis.”
3. noun
A compound or molecule composed of four parts, often in a repeating pattern.
“The chemist analyzed the tetramer’s composition to determine its properties.”