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A heterodimer is a complex made from macro-molecules, such as a protein, that normally are non-covalently bonded.

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	A heterodimer is a complex made from [[~~macro~~-molecules\|macro-molecules]] such as a [[~~protein~~\|protein]] that are ~~normally~~ [[~~non~~-covalently bonds\|non-covalently bonded]].		A heterodimer is a complex made from [[Macro-molecules\|macro-molecules]], such as a [[Protein\|protein]], that normally are [[Non-covalently bonds\|non-covalently bonded]].
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