The primary structure of a protein molecule has

Three ends

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Two ends

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One end

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No ends

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The correct option is B Two ends
Primary structure of proteins

Primary structure of protein consists of a straight chain of amino acids where the individual constituents (monomers) are linked to each other by peptide bonds. The structure has two ends: N-terminal (containing $N H_{2}$ group) and C-terminal (containing $C O O H$ group).

Final answer: a. Two ends

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