The dimerisation of the protein was confirmed by size-exclusion chromatography.

The chemists observed unexpected dimerisations during the polymerization experiments.

Under the microscope, the researcher observed how the protein molecules dimerise before binding to DNA.

Under UV light, the reactive species dimerised within minutes, altering the material's optical properties.

The protein is dimerising in response to the ligand, altering its signaling pathway.

In the test tube, the enzyme dimerises only in the presence of calcium ions.

The protein was found to be dimerisable under physiological conditions, which suggested a novel regulatory mechanism.