👉 Oligomery is a concept in molecular biology that refers to a specific type of nucleotide sequence or structure within a DNA molecule. It is characterized by a single base pair (3' and 5') at each end, with no intervening sequences between them. The presence of this single base pair is often referred to as "o" for oligomeric. This pattern can be seen in many types of nucleic acids, including DNA, RNA, and proteins.
