Question

What is the tertiary structure of a protein?

Answer 1

In very general trams the tertiary structure of a protein can be th0ught as the overall, unique three dimansional folding of a pr0tein.

Answer 2

The \(3^{rd}\) form of a protein.

Answer 3

The shape of a protein as determined by hydrophobic and hydrophilic amino acids. Those that like water gravitate to the outside of a chain, while those that hate it hide in the inside (as most bodily sytems are aqueous).