👉 The term "deuteroproteose" is a term used in biochemistry that refers to a type of protein that consists of two identical copies of a single amino acid. This allows for the production of a double-decker structure, which can be useful in structures where multiple proteins are involved or when the sequence of amino acids needs to be altered. The term is often associated with the process of biosynthesis and has been used to describe the synthesis of ribosomes in eukaryotic cells.
