Is the Way a Protein Folds Important for Its Function

question 103

Multiple Choice

Is the way a protein folds important for its function?

• A) Yes,protein function depends on the protein's 3-D structure.
• B) Yes,because DNA mutations are caused by protein folding incorrectly.
• C) No,as long as the sequence is correct.
• D) No,as long as the protein is still soluble.
• E) None of the above.

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