Which of the following statements about protein structure is most correct? A) in

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Which of the following statements about protein structure is most correct?

A) in most cases, the primary structure of a protein dictates the final shape of the protein

B) teritary struture dictates primary structure sequence

C) Quaternary protein structure consists of a single polypeptide in a four dimensional configuration

d) all peptides exhibit 4 levels of structural organization, primary, secondary, teritary & quaternary

e) teritary structure results from interactions between neighboring amino acid side chains form helices and beta pleated sheets

2) Which of the following statements in regards to the cloning of Dolly is incorrect?

Dolly was euthanized due to lung disease and early onset aging disorders.

The cloning of Dolly led to the discovery of the impact of telomerase activity on telomeres and aging.

Dolly was infertile which confirms the theory that clones are incapable of reproducing.

The cloning of Dolly led to the discovery of maternal mitochondrial DNA inheritance.

The significance of Dolly's conception was related to the fact that she was created from the fusion of an adult udder cell nucleus and an egg.

Dolly was euthanized due to lung disease and early onset aging disorders.

The cloning of Dolly led to the discovery of the impact of telomerase activity on telomeres and aging.

Dolly was infertile which confirms the theory that clones are incapable of reproducing.

The cloning of Dolly led to the discovery of maternal mitochondrial DNA inheritance.

The significance of Dolly's conception was related to the fact that she was created from the fusion of an adult udder cell nucleus and an egg.

1. e) teritary structure results from interactions between neighboring amino acid side chains form helices and beta pleated sheets.

2. The cloning of Dolly led to the discovery of the impact of telomerase activity on telomeres and aging.

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