Which characteristic is true of protcins?O Proteins have up to four levels of structure.O Proteins make up hair, antibodies, and enzymes.O Proteins are made of many amino acids joined together with peptide bonds.O All of the above.

Proteins are organic compounds which consists of amino acids, which are essential for carrying out…

Which characteristic is truc of protcins? O Proteins have up to four levels of structure. O Proteins make up hair, antibodies, and enzymes. Proteins are made of many amino acids joined together with peptide bonds. OAll of the above.

Which characteristic is truc of protcins? O Proteins have up to four levels of structure. O Proteins make up hair, antibodies, and enzymes. Proteins are made of many amino acids joined together with peptide bonds. OAll of the above.

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Which characteristic is true of protcins?
O Proteins have up to four levels of structure.
O Proteins make up hair, antibodies, and enzymes.
O Proteins are made of many amino acids joined together with peptide bonds.
O All of the above.

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