Medical term:
biopolymer
bi·o·pol·y·mer
(bī'ō-pol'ē-mer),A naturally occurring compound that is a polymer containing identical or similar subunits.
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biopolymer
(bī′ō-pŏl′ə-mər)n.
A macromolecule in a living organism that is formed by linking together several smaller molecules, as a protein from amino acids or DNA from nucleotides.
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biopolymer
Any biomacromolecule found within a living thing, which consists of monomeric units covalently bonded to form larger units—e.g., proteins and peptides are (bio)polymers of amino acids; nucleic acids (DNA or RNA) are polymers of nucleotides; polysaccharides are polymers of carbohydratesSegen's Medical Dictionary. © 2012 Farlex, Inc. All rights reserved.
bi·o·pol·y·mer
(bīō-poli-mĕr)A naturally occurring compound that is a polymer containing identical or similar subunits.
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