Biology · Biomolecules - Proteins
In the context of derived proteins, which structural feature is characteristic of a metaprotein?
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- 1The disulfide bonds of the primary structure are entirely cleaved and rearranged
- 2Primary, secondary, and tertiary structures are all partially hydrolyzed into peptides
- 3Only the primary covalent structure remains intact while higher-order structures are altered✓
- 4Primary, secondary, and tertiary structures remain completely intact
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Only the primary covalent structure remains intact while higher-order structures are altered
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