Protein Tertiary Structures

question 14

Multiple Choice

Protein tertiary structures

• A) require the formation of disulfide bonds in order to achieve their native state.
• B) are always irreversibly destroyed by the addition of denaturants, such as urea and salts, even when the denaturants are subsequently removed.
• C) are often disrupted by the either very low pH or very high pH values as a result of alterations in the ionization states of acidic or basic amino acids.
• D) are generally poorly defined and cannot be determined experimentally.

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