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dimerize

(ˈdaɪməˌraɪz) or

dimerise

vb
(Chemistry) to react or cause to react to form a dimer
ˌdimeriˈzation, ˌdimeriˈsation n
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dimerize


Past participle: dimerized
Gerund: dimerizing

Imperative
dimerize
dimerize
Present
I dimerize
you dimerize
he/she/it dimerizes
we dimerize
you dimerize
they dimerize
Preterite
I dimerized
you dimerized
he/she/it dimerized
we dimerized
you dimerized
they dimerized
Present Continuous
I am dimerizing
you are dimerizing
he/she/it is dimerizing
we are dimerizing
you are dimerizing
they are dimerizing
Present Perfect
I have dimerized
you have dimerized
he/she/it has dimerized
we have dimerized
you have dimerized
they have dimerized
Past Continuous
I was dimerizing
you were dimerizing
he/she/it was dimerizing
we were dimerizing
you were dimerizing
they were dimerizing
Past Perfect
I had dimerized
you had dimerized
he/she/it had dimerized
we had dimerized
you had dimerized
they had dimerized
Future
I will dimerize
you will dimerize
he/she/it will dimerize
we will dimerize
you will dimerize
they will dimerize
Future Perfect
I will have dimerized
you will have dimerized
he/she/it will have dimerized
we will have dimerized
you will have dimerized
they will have dimerized
Future Continuous
I will be dimerizing
you will be dimerizing
he/she/it will be dimerizing
we will be dimerizing
you will be dimerizing
they will be dimerizing
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been dimerizing
you have been dimerizing
he/she/it has been dimerizing
we have been dimerizing
you have been dimerizing
they have been dimerizing
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been dimerizing
you will have been dimerizing
he/she/it will have been dimerizing
we will have been dimerizing
you will have been dimerizing
they will have been dimerizing
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been dimerizing
you had been dimerizing
he/she/it had been dimerizing
we had been dimerizing
you had been dimerizing
they had been dimerizing
Conditional
I would dimerize
you would dimerize
he/she/it would dimerize
we would dimerize
you would dimerize
they would dimerize
Past Conditional
I would have dimerized
you would have dimerized
he/she/it would have dimerized
we would have dimerized
you would have dimerized
they would have dimerized
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The test principle depends on that the molecule 2,2'-diphenyl-1-picryl-hydrazyl (DPPH ) is categorized as a stable free radical species by rule of the delocalization of the spare electron over the molecule components, so that the molecule cannot dimerize. Such electron delocalization gives the molecule deep violet color when in ethanol or methanol as solution, with an absorption band measured at 517 nm.
Thus, HER-3 receptor should dimerize with other ErbB receptors, especially with HER-2, to drive downstream signaling pathways.
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This excess amount of IL-12p40 (monomer) may also dimerize to from IL-12p80 (homodimer).
Velours, "In the absence of the first membrane-spanning segment of subunit 4(b), the yeast ATP synthase is functional but does not dimerize or oligomerize," The Journal of Biological Chemistry, vol.
Hydrated electrons and [H.sup.*] radicals reduce [Ag.sup.+] to [Ag.sup.0], which further dimerize when they encounter or associate with [Ag.sup.+] and progressively grow yielding the formation of metal clusters and particles.