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Hunter-Best [27]
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8

3. Why is the word polypeptide not synonymous with the word protein?

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1 answer:
natita [175]3 years ago
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Answer:

polypeptide is a string of covalently bonded amino acids which are not folded into any specific structure, whereas a protein is a string of covalently bonded amino acids that has folded into its correct shape

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