trimer
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- noun
- /ˈtraɪmər/
- Specialized
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trímero
- The study focused on the structure of the trimer, which consists of three identical monomer units.
It actually it makes a a three copies and it's it it makes so-called trimer.
- It actually it makes a a three copies and it's it it makes so-called trimer.
Examples
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Three pores per trimer can be seen.
Academic text (1995) -
I don't know if you ever try taking two mirrors, you got one behind your head and you're looking in the other mirror, and you got a beer trimer, you know, try to get through that angle, And I just hear, oops, what just happened?
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Indeed, the individual molecules turn out to be more reactive than C60 molecules and seem to form dimers and trimers.
Academic text (1999) -
PHOTO (BLACK & WHITE): b: The intracellular side of the OmpF trimers rendered at 1.5-nm resolution. The bar is 2 nm long. (From ref. 10.)
Academic text (1995) -
Each trimer formed by the protein was analyzed for its stability and chemical properties.
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In the experiment, we discovered that the trimer binder significantly improved the reaction efficiency.
Compounds
- Archaic
A colorless liquid used to make people calm or sleep and to dissolve other materials
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Etymology
Trimer breaks into tri- meaning 'three' and -mer meaning 'part' or 'unit', just like trio or triangle. So a trimer is three parts joined together, which is why in chemistry it means three identical molecules bonded into one.