Under certain buffer conditions, the enzyme forms a tetramer that is essential for its activity.

In our structural analysis, we found that tetramers are more stable than dimers under high-salt conditions.

The researchers noted that tetramization appeared repeatedly in the manuscript as a misspelling of tetramerization.

Tetramates lined the shelf of the chemistry lab after the experiment.

The research team isolated a novel tetramate from the soil sample that showed potent antibacterial activity.

The chemists isolated tetramic acid from the fermentation broth and confirmed its structure by NMR.

Researchers isolated several tetramic acids from the marine-derived fungus and tested their antibacterial activity.

The enzyme's tetramerization was essential for its catalytic activity under physiological conditions.

The tetrameral flower fascinated researchers because each blossom consistently displayed four identical petals.

Tetramerism, a form of four-part radial symmetry, is common among many cnidarians and influences how they interact with ocean currents.