The Three-Dimensional Structure of Protein

question 128

Multiple Choice

The three-dimensional structure of protein

• A) is determined by the sequence of amino acids in the polypeptide chain.
• B) always contains multiple polypeptide chains.
• C) cannot be altered once folded by chaperone proteins.
• D) will be different in different organisms, even when the amino acid sequence is the same.
• E) is not related to its function.

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