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The structure of a protein is determined by
The structure of a protein is determined by
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The correct option is B Amino acid sequence
The amino acid sequence determines the protein sequence. The triplet codons formed in the mRNA helps in deciding the sequence of the amino acid to be attached. A long chain of amino acid sequence forms the protein.A single change in any amino acid changes the nature of the protein. Mutations in genetic material like insertion, deletion, inversion, translocation, etc also cause a change in the amino acid sequence. Electrostatic and hydrophobic bonding helps in the formation of the protein structure.Hence, the correct answer is 'Amino acid sequence'
The amino acid sequence determines the protein sequence. The triplet codons formed in the mRNA helps in deciding the sequence of the amino acid to be attached. A long chain of amino acid sequence forms the protein.
A single change in any amino acid changes the nature of the protein. Mutations in genetic material like insertion, deletion, inversion, translocation, etc also cause a change in the amino acid sequence. Electrostatic and hydrophobic bonding helps in the formation of the protein structure.
Hence, the correct answer is 'Amino acid sequence'
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