What does tertiary structure refer to?Question 15Select one:a.The three-dimensional form of local segments of proteins.b.The arrangement of more than one protein molecule in a multi-subunit complex.c.The interaction of the side chains of certain amino acids with other (non-amino acid) chemical groups attached by covalent bonding or weak interactions.d.The spatial arrangement of amino acid residues that are far apart.

Question No. 24    View In Attempt All 35 questionsHow many statements are incorrect about Tertiary structure of proteins ?(i) Gives 3-D view of protein (ii) Peptide bonds are absent(iii) Most of proteins in protoplasm exhibit tertiary structure (iv) Gives Globular appearance (v) Most stable structure of proteinThreeFourTwoFive

Which of the following are CORRECT about protein structure?P. Secondary structure is formed by a repeating pattern of interactionsamong the polypeptide backbone atomsQ. Tertiary structure is the three-dimensional arrangement of thepolypeptide backbone atoms onlyR. Quaternary structure refers to an assembly of multiple polypeptidesubunits(A) P and Q only(B) P and R only(C) Q and R only(D) P, Q and R

Tertiary structure is a protein's final three-dimensional form.Group startsTrue or False

What happens during the tertiary structure of protein?*It curls and foldsForms a 3-D shape of proteinDetermined by multiple polypeptide chains.It forms a "bead-on-a-string" linear formation.

Which of the following protein structure is missing in a monomeric protein? ans. Quaternary structure Secondary structure Primary structure Tertiary structure