High School Biology › Protein Structure
Ribosomes are involved in what level of protein folding?
Ribosomes are involved in what level of protein folding?
In protein folding, secondary structures refer to which of the following?
In protein folding, secondary structures refer to which of the following?
Complete and incomplete are classifications of __________.
Complete and incomplete are classifications of __________.
__________ modification of an enzyme permits an effector molecule to bind the enzyme at a site other than the active site. This can modulate the enzyme's activity to make it either more or less active.
__________ modification of an enzyme permits an effector molecule to bind the enzyme at a site other than the active site. This can modulate the enzyme's activity to make it either more or less active.
Which of the following best describes why an enzyme loses its catalytic capabilities when exposed to extremely high temperatures?
Bob, a biologist who was researching a new eukaryotic unicellular species, wanted to study a particular protein Y. After obtaining and purifying the sample, Bob discovered that this protein had 3 subunits: A, B, and C. Through substantive scientific analysis, Bob discovered that protein Y operated in a membrane; however, he could not deduce which particular membrane. Nonetheless, Bob found that only subunit B was traversed through the interior of the membrane. With Bob’s findings, please answer the following questions.
What is the highest order of protein structure exhibited by Bob’s protein?