Usually means: Association of two identical molecules.
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▸ noun:  (chemistry) Any reaction leading to the formation of a homodimer.

Similar:
homodimerisation, homodimer, dimerization, dimerisation, photodimerization, cyclodimerization, homotrimerisation, homotrimerization, heterodimer, homodimerizer, more...

Opposite:
heterodimerization, monomerization, disassociation

Types:
obligate, non-obligate, transient, stable, covalent, non-covalent, allosteric, induced fit, more...

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Similar:
homodimerisation, homodimer, dimerization, dimerisation, photodimerization, cyclodimerization, homotrimerisation, homotrimerization, heterodimer, homodimerizer, more...

Opposite:
heterodimerization, monomerization, disassociation

Types:
obligate, non-obligate, transient, stable, covalent, non-covalent, allosteric, induced fit, more...



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