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Definition of dimerize in English: dimerize(British dimerise) verb ˈdʌɪmərʌɪzˈdīməˌrīz [no object]Chemistry Combine with a similar molecule to form a dimer. 〔化〕（使）二聚，（使）成为二聚物 AlCl₃ molecules dimerize to form molecules of Al₂Cl₆ Example sentencesExamples - On the other hand, the viologen radical cation has a tendency to dimerize in a polar solution because of the poor hydrophilicity.
- Most of the free probe had dimerized via disulfide bond cross-linking, yielding a spectrum with five lines and alternating linewidths.
- It prevents the protein from dimerizing or from binding to its DNA target sites.
- On storage, the enzyme dimerizes due to disulfide formation.
- Sulfonated phthalocyanines are well known to dimerize in aqueous solution.
Derivativesnoundʌɪmərʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n Chemistry Interestingly, the proteolysis patterns observed do not appear to correlate directly with the ability of a given metal ion to promote dimerization. Example sentencesExamples - Indeed these two polar amino acids can interact with orthosilicic acid present in marine aqueous solutions and favor silica dimerization.
- A key step in the calculation of the free energy of dimerization concerns the entropy loss upon bringing two monomer chains together to form the dimer.
- The efficiency of dimerization of adjacent molecules is dependent on protein concentration.
- Another domain is usually responsible for dimerization or oligomerization of the transcription factor monomers.
Definition of dimerize in US English: dimerize(British dimerise) verbˈdīməˌrīz [no object]Chemistry Combine with a similar molecule to form a dimer. 〔化〕（使）二聚，（使）成为二聚物 ClO dimerizes to form Cl₂O₂ ClO二聚形成Cl2O2。 Example sentencesExamples - It prevents the protein from dimerizing or from binding to its DNA target sites.
- Most of the free probe had dimerized via disulfide bond cross-linking, yielding a spectrum with five lines and alternating linewidths.
- On the other hand, the viologen radical cation has a tendency to dimerize in a polar solution because of the poor hydrophilicity.
- Sulfonated phthalocyanines are well known to dimerize in aqueous solution.
- On storage, the enzyme dimerizes due to disulfide formation.
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