👉 Dikaryotic is a concept in molecular biology that refers to a type of protein that has two identical copies of its amino acid sequence, but each copy contains different versions of the same amino acids. This structure allows for the production of more than one protein with the same function, which can be useful in many biological processes. For example, in the process of photosynthesis, chloroplasts contain dikaryotic proteins that are responsible for transporting water and carbon dioxide from the leaves to the stroma
