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Author Question: A pleated sheet is an example of protein ______ structure. A) tertiary B) quater (Read 2618 times)

Mr. Wonderful

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on: Apr 23, 2014
A pleated sheet is an example of protein ______ structure.
A) tertiary
B) quaternary
C) secondary
D) primary


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Reply #1 on: Apr 25, 2014
It's C


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