A protein's shape, and therefore its function in your body, is determined by the interactions of ________with each other and their environment.答案选项组water moleculescarbonsamino acidshormone bonds

When a protein loses its shape or function due to chemical and/or physical changes (change in pH, Heat, introduced to detergents, oxidizing/reducing agents, etc.) that protein is said to be _________________.Group of answer choicesPost-Translationally ModifiedFoldedActivatedDenatured

Most of the protein in the body is found as ____________ ____________.2. Proteins are the most diverse in both function and structure out of all organicmolecules because of their diverse ____________.3. Contractile proteins work closely with ____________ proteins.4. ____________ is the iron-containing protein found in blood which moves oxygenfrom the lungs to other parts of the body.5. Enzymes act as ____________ ____________, meaning they affect the speed ofa chemical reaction without being changed itself.6. ____________ amino acids can be created in the body and are not required in thediet.7. Also attached to the alpha carbon is a single ____________ atom and a chemicalgroup denoted by the letter ____.8. Proteins are created by one or more ____________ chains.9. The slightest change in the amino acid sequence can alter the overall____________, and therefore, ____________ of the protein.10. Almost all tertiary structures can be described as ____________, meaninground, or ____________, meaning rod-like.11. The last structural level is the ____________ structure.12. When polypeptide chains unravel and lose their specific shape and thereforelose their function, it is known as ____________.13. When you take in protein through food, it is broken down in the ____________by ____________ into smaller polypeptides for the body to use.14.To determine the amount of protein you should be taking in each day, you mustfirst determine your ideal _________________.

Which of the following help maintain the three-dimensional structure of a typical protein?   1. Attractions between residues with opposite charges  2. Interconversions between alpha helices and beta sheets  3. Disulfide bonds between cysteine residues  4. Hydrogen bonding between different amino acids in a polypeptide chainGroup of answer choices1, 3, 41 and 22, 3, 42 and 4All of 1-4

To a large extent, a protein's function is dependent upon its shape. What determines a protein's shape?

The smaller units that are joined together to make a protein are called ______.Multiple choice question.fatty acidscarbohydratesnucleic acidsamino acids