Dyad

it might be more helpful to talk about the root of the word dyad, which i believe is latin or greek, I've heard it said that a dyad is two units treated as one. it also has a seperate meaning in microbiology and genomics, I came here looking for that definition, what i've been able to derive from the context is that it has something to do with pairs of oligonucleotide --nick garner

Dyad

Etymology: Late Latin dyad-, dyas, from Greek, from dyo The word dyad has a number of uses: *A dyad (general) pair, consisting of two parts. *A dyad (music) is any two notes or pitches *A dyad (sociology) is a group of two people *A dyad (biology) is a pair of chromosomes during meiosis *Dyadic

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