Explain how form follows function when it comes to various types and shapes of proteins. Use the four diagrams under “Proteins in All Shapes and Sizes” to give your examples, but use your own words.

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sparklestaraa · Answer

Website source - http://publications.nigms.nih.gov/structlife/chapter1.html

sparklestaraa · Answer

@pooja195 Can you please help I'm confused on what four diagrams they are talking about

sparklestaraa · Answer

If you can help I will be sooooooooo grateful :D

pooja195 · Answer

hmm im not sure :( maybe @Librarian might know?

librarian · Answer

Hello ^_^

sparklestaraa · Answer

Hi :D

librarian · Answer

O_O Oh Dear...

sparklestaraa · Answer

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librarian · Answer

Very Hard, Oh Dear...

sparklestaraa · Answer

I just don't know what they mean and idk where the diagrams are -,-

librarian · Answer

Nor do I. I am un-skilled with this certain type of question.

pooja195 · Answer

@Sparklestaraa try reading this i mean it gives background info might help you answer the question http://www.factmonster.com/cig/biology/fluid-mosaic-model-membrane-structure-function.html

sparklestaraa · Answer

basically I'm going to skip the diagram part and hope i only get a point off or fabricate something xD so just sum this up- 	
Explain how form follows function when it comes to various types and shapes of proteins.

pooja195 · Answer

Read da link :)

sparklestaraa · Answer

ok wait for me tho xD

pooja195 · Answer

will do :)

sparklestaraa · Answer

They have a unique shape that allows them to easily and effectively function as receptors and receptor sites for quick attachment to the appropriate raw materials that are needed for various cellular functions. @pooja195

pooja195 · Answer

yes!good job!

sparklestaraa · Answer

:D thankssss :D

sparklestaraa · Answer

@Librarian Thanks for trying ur still on my fan list :D

pooja195 · Answer

lol

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