Multifunctional peptide

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A WP:DICTDEF and not even an accurate one...the term "multifunctional peptide" is used to mean many different things in biochemistry, including the definition given but also peptides that have more than one function, peptides chemically modified with two different functional groups, peptides that are produced by variable cleavage of precursor proteins, and so on. Attempting to link them all together in one article would be WP:OR and pointless. (proposed by WeirdNAnnoyed)

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A multifunctional peptide is a peptide which occurs when two genes band together. This process gives new properties to the polypeptide.

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