A Protein's Native Conformation Is

question 55

Multiple Choice

A protein's native conformation is

• A) its shape when it is first made.
• B) its shape when it is not bound to a substrate.
• C) its three-dimensional shape in which it is biologically active.
• D) the shape of the protein without any cofactors.
• E) the shape of the protein without any coenzymes.

Know the appropriate capitalization for titles of respect before names.

Understand the capitalization rules for days, months, and special holidays.

Understand the rules of comma usage in compound sentences.

Identify correct comma usage in lists within sentences.

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Definitions:

Organizations

Entities or groups of people structured to pursue collective goals while being identified as a separate entity from its members.

Environment

The surroundings or conditions in which a person, plant, or animal lives or operates, including natural, social, and built factors.

Open System

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Internal Environment

The conditions, entities, events, and factors within an organization that influence its activities and choices.