During the renal scan, the patient was injected with dimercaptosuccinic acid to evaluate kidney function.

The dimercaptosuccinic chelating agent effectively bound lead and cadmium during the water remediation trial.

In the old zoological catalog, the preserved insect was labeled as a dimeran, reflecting an antiquated scheme for classifying beetles.

Under the microscope, the dimerans exhibited a distinct bonding pattern that suggested reversible association.

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