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| A '''dimer''' is a ] composed of two subunits linked together. It is a special case of a ]. Among the most common dimers are certain types of ]; ], for example, is a dimer of a ] molecule and a ] molecule. | |||
| In ], a dimer is a ] complex made up of two subunits. In a '''homodimer''' the two subunits are identical, and in a '''heterodimer''' they differ (though they are often still very similar in structure). The subunits do not need to be covalently linked, and usually aren't. | |||
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