Examples of monomeric

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These are stabilized by mutual interactions within the bound dimer, because monomeric binding does not induce helix formation.
The b-crystallins are a large family of closely related polypeptides that exist as oligomers, and g-crystallins are monomeric proteins.
The mutant monomeric proteins might exist in two sets of conformations: a properly folded nontoxic species and an aggregate-prone toxic form(s).
Synthesizing oligomers from monomeric nucleotides in simulated hydrothermal environments.
Their distribution in the plasma membrane is normally monomeric, although in some cases they may also form a homodimer.
These were interpreted as pentamers, tetramers and trimers of a basic monomeric unit.
Each monomeric fragment can then recircularize when the two ends of the monomer approach one another and the complete folding motif is regenerated.
The location of the monomeric head domains during fusion is unknown because of the disordered structure of these connecting residues.
This assumption is supported by the observation of cross-linking of the monomeric protein under oxidative conditions.
The two-state nature of most transitions of monomeric proteins has been tested and demonstrated in many ways over a period of more than 50 years.
Chaperonins facilitate the in vitro folding of monomeric mitochondrial rhodanese.
Aggregated and monomeric forms of proteins in boar seminal plasma.
Nucleic acids are quite different from proteins, even though they are both linear polymers formed from a small number of monomeric units.