Practice hwk problems 3. Quaternary protein structures are formed by spontaneous assembly of individual polypeptidesO a. into a smaller functional clusterO b. into a smaller functional beta sheetsO c. into a smaller functional helicesd. into a smaller helices/beta sheetsO e. None 1. Cyclic forms of sugars predominate over open chain structures, both in solution and in the solidstate. For example glucose may react with alcohols to forma. Stable compounds called acetalsO b. Unstable compounds called acetalsC. Stable compounds called hemiacetalsd. Unstable compounds called hemiacetalsO e. None

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3. Quaternary protein structures are formed by spontaneous assembly of individual polypeptides a. into a smaller functional cluster O b. into a smaller functional beta sheets O c. into a smaller functional helices O d. into a smaller helices/beta sheets

3. Quaternary protein structures are formed by spontaneous assembly of individual polypeptides a. into a smaller functional cluster O b. into a smaller functional beta sheets O c. into a smaller functional helices O d. into a smaller helices/beta sheets

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Chapter3: Biological Molecules: The Carbon Compounds Of Life

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3. Quaternary protein structures are formed by spontaneous assembly of individual polypeptides
O a. into a smaller functional cluster
O b. into a smaller functional beta sheets
O c. into a smaller functional helices
d. into a smaller helices/beta sheets
O e. None

1. Cyclic forms of sugars predominate over open chain structures, both in solution and in the solid
state. For example glucose may react with alcohols to form
a. Stable compounds called acetals
O b. Unstable compounds called acetals
C. Stable compounds called hemiacetals
d. Unstable compounds called hemiacetals
O e. None

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