"monochlorinated" meaning in English

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          "text": "For example, the monochlorinated analog of 1, hectochlorin C ( 6 ), is likely produced by a process wherein the chlorination enzyme fails to catalyze the addition of a second chlorine atom to the substrate, and this modification is transparent to subsequent downstream biosynthetic steps.",
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        "chlorinated with a single atom of chlorine"
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