Exam 9: Protein II: Structure-Function Relationships in Protein Families
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Chymotrypsin and the other members of the same protease family utilize which of the following amino acid side chains at their catalytic site?
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A principal difference between the light and heavy chains of immunoglobulins is
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All of the following statements about binding of 2,3-bisphosphoglycerate to hemoglobin are correct EXCEPT
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The heme molecule in myoglobin is an example of a ________________.
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The antigen binding site of an immunoglobulin is located within the
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Which portion of the immunoglobulin molecule contains the variable region with respect to primary structure?
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The major immunoglobulin family to which a particular immunoglobulin belongs can be determined by sequential analysis of the 100 amino acids beginning from the
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Proteins that contain a "serine proteinase" domain would be expected to have
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All of the following are characteristic of the tense form of hemoglobin EXCEPT
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Each antigen binding site of this IgG consists of amino acid residues located on
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Normal hemoglobin molecules may consist of each of the following EXCEPT which one?
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All of the following are features of the IgG molecule EXCEPT which one?
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The IgG antibody molecule consists of which molecular structure?
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Hemoglobin contains four polypeptide chains per molecule. As individual items, and with no other information, the best evidence for this conclusion is
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Which of the following functional groups of hemoglobin can bind either carbon dioxide or protons?
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