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A genetic change leading to an alteration of the sequence of amino acids of a polypeptide will effect the primary structure but most likely not the functionality of the protein the polypeptide forms. Select one: True O False
Polypeptides fold into their proper shape (or conformation) to form proteins due to R-group interactions at the tertiary level. Select one: True O False
People who are lactose intolerant also have difficulties digesting galactose (one of the monosaccharides that make up lactose). Select one: True O False
Amino acids joined together in a chain is known as the primary structure of a polypeptide. Which amino acids are joined together and the sequence of those amino acids is determined by the gene for the protein. Select one: True O False
All proteins have four structural levels, starting with the simplest structure of a chain of amino acids to the most complex where separate polypeptide subunits are held together to form the protein. Select one: True O False