Some Proteins Owe Their Functions to the Three Dimensional Shape

question 32

Multiple Choice

Some proteins owe their functions to the three dimensional shape they have; what is responsible for holding the shape of a protein?

• A)occurs spontaneously and remains constant
• B)the length of the protein
• C)R-group interactions
• D)is established on the basis of the hydrophobic and hydrophilic forces that develop

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