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18 November, 01:32

If one amino acid in a protein sequence is changed, what could happen?

A. It could become a carbohydrate.

B. Normal bodily functions can change.

C. Proteins are so complex that one amino acid won't make a difference.

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  1. 18 November, 01:48
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    The primary structure of a prot is decided by sequences of amino acids.

    The amino acids are sequenced in a linear polypeptide chain which folds as it is being produced.

    it is this three - dimensional folded structure that decides the proteins biological activity.

    The amino acids in the chain are linked together by a condensation reaction.

    This reaction occurs between an amino and carboxylic acid functional group.

    There is always a free amino group at the left hand end of the chain and a free carboxylic acid group at the right, these are known respectively as the N - terminus and the C - terminus. These two free functional groups react together and remove one molecule of water. The resulting link is called a peptide bond
  2. 18 November, 01:54
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    The correct response would be C. Proteins are so complex that a change in one amino acid won't make a big difference.
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