The Primary Structure of a Protein Refers to the

question 30

Multiple Choice

The primary structure of a protein refers to the

• A) interactions among two or more polypeptides.
• B) alpha helix or pleated sheets.
• C) side groups of the amino acids.
• D) number and sequence of amino acids.
• E) DNA nucleotide sequence that coded for it.

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Definitions:

Selection Favors

A principle in evolutionary biology where certain traits become more common within a population because they provide a survival or reproduction advantage.

Arginine Vasopressin Receptor

A receptor that binds to arginine vasopressin, a hormone involved in water balance and vasoconstriction.

Male Voles

Male members of small rodent species, often studied for their bonding behaviors and social attachments in research exploring mammalian relationships.

Male Mice

Specifically refers to the male of the species Mus musculus, commonly used as a model organism in scientific research.