2 4. Use the cartoon protein below to answer the following questions. Assume the rounder subunits are 45kDa and the star shaped group is 27 kDa. The lines represent disulfide bonds.A. What is the size of the native protein?B. Draw an SDS-PAGE gel for the sample under reducing and non-reducing conditions. Clearly label the anode and cathode and label thelane that contains the reducing sample and the nonreducing sample.C. Name all of the noncovalent interactions that can occur in holding the star shaped monomer and the spikymonomers together.D. What is the most important interaction that holds monomers together in the native structure above?

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Chapter3: The Chemistry Of Life: Organic Compounds

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