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What is native conformation?
The complex three-dimensional shape of an active protein
Primary structure is the ____________ component of the ________________ shape.
two-dimensional; three-dimensional
What must be true of a protein with quaternary structure?
It must contain multiple subunits
Why is tertiary protein structure favorable over primary or secondary?
Because it allows for the maximization of free water molecule movement (follows thermodynamic laws)
What is sickle cell anemia?
A disease in which a genetic mutation alters the shape of haemoglobin proteins, reducing their capacity to carry oxygen
It can have unintended consequences in the production of proteins other than the target protein
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