The Shape of a Folded Protein Is Often Determined by $\alpha$

question 116

Multiple Choice

The shape of a folded protein is often determined by

• A) its tertiary structure.
• B) the sequence of its amino acids.
• C) whether the peptide bonds have \(\alpha\) or \(\beta\) linkages.
• D) the number of peptide bonds.
• E) the base-pairing rules.