ELISA, enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays, are useful in biochemistry because th

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ELISA, enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays, are useful in biochemistry because they are based on the specific binding of a substrate to the enzyme. they can be used to detect very small amounts of a specific material. they involve a specific recognition between the antibody and enzyme used in the color formation. they require only small amounts of enzyme for color formation. A substance that elicits the production of an antibody is an: antigen. epitope. antiserum. immunoglobulin. The of a disulfide bridge results in a separation of two protein chains. The peptide bond is also known as a(n) Due to the side chain steric clash, almost all peptide bonds are in their configuration. What determines a protein's function? its structure its gene sequence N-terminal amino acids None of the answers is correct. All of the answers are correct. Your study group is trying to identify differences in the four levels of protein structure. Which of the following would you say is TRUE of important stabilizing forces in secondary structure but not tertiary structure? The structure is stabilized by ionic attractions between oppositely charged side chains. The structure is stabilized by H-bonding between polar side chains. The structure is stabilized by hydrophobic interactions between nonpolar side chains. The structure is stabilized by H-bonding between the oxygen of the backbone carbonyl and the hydrogen of the backbone amine. None of these differentiate between secondary and tertiary structure. Molecular exclusion gel or gel-filtration chromatography separates molecules on the basis of

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7 C antibody and enzyme is linked

8.A antibody

9.reduction

10.amide

11.trans configuration

12.all answers correct

13.

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