Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Dimer

👉 Dimerelloidea is a group of organisms known for their unique ability to form complex, multi-cellular structures called dimerosomes. These structures are composed of many small, interconnected organelles that function as biological membranes and enzymes. They play important roles in various processes within the cell, including energy production, nutrient transport, and cellular signaling.

Dimerelloidea

👉 Dimerosporiopsis is a type of bacterium that produces two types of spores, each with its own cell wall structure and function, making it unique in its ability to produce spores.

Dimerosporiopsis

👉 Dimerium is a type of protein that consists of two or more identical proteins bound together, often in a conformational arrangement. It plays an important role in various biological processes such as signal transduction pathways and cell signaling networks.

Dimerium

👉 Dimerometopus is a genus of fungi in the family Basidiomycota, commonly known for its unique conidia (diamidiums) that resemble dimes or other geometric shapes. This type of fungus produces various types of spores with distinct diamids, which are used by some species to produce seeds or propagule.

Dimerometopus

👉 Dimerosaccus is a type of bacteria that produces a diosepharase enzyme, which catalyzes the conversion of NAD+ to NADP+. This enzyme plays an important role in the detoxification of certain toxins and helps regulate cellular functions.

Dimerosaccus

👉 A dimeregramma is a type of bacteria that can grow in only one direction, often referred to as a "wedge-shaped" organism.

Dimeregramma

👉 Dimerase

dimethachlon-degrading

👉 Dimerosporium is a type of bacteria that produces two separate, distinct cell walls, creating a mucus-like structure called an endospore. These cells are found in the guts of certain species of fungi and are important for their ability to colonize new environments and survive in harsh conditions.

Dimerosporium

👉 Dimerella is a type of bacteria that can form two separate, distinct colonies within a host organism, often resulting in a complex interaction and mutualistic relationship between the bacteria and their host. These colonies are characterized by their unique, distinctive patterns of growth and division, which can be seen as a defense mechanism against competition from other bacteria or other hosts.

Dimerella

👉 Dimeriella is a species of bacteria found in soil, water, and air. It belongs to the genus Dimeriella and belongs to the family Enterobacteriaceae.

Dimeriella