Myosin Obtains Its High Tensile Strength Due to Its Composition $\alpha$

question 47

Multiple Choice

Myosin obtains its high tensile strength due to its composition of:

• A) \(\alpha\) helices supercoiled around each other in a left-handed coiled coil.
• B) \(\beta\)strands layered on top of each other.
• C)\(\alpha\) helices supercoiled around each other in a right-handed coiled coil.
• D) \(\beta\)strands coiled around each other in a \(\beta\)-barrel conformation.
• E) \(\beta\) helices supercoiled around each other in a right-handed coiled coil.

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Consumer Surplus

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Excess of production or supply over demand in a market, leading to potential price reductions to clear the surplus stock.

Total Surplus

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