Biology, 30.11.2020 23:20 hdjsjshshsh

Why is the sequence of amino acids important to protein function? Multiple choice question.

A)
The sequence of amino acids doesn't have an effect.

B)
The order of the amino acids can be read like a code to assemble DNA.

C)
The order of amino acids determines the shape a protein will take.

D)
Amino acids can only be combined in a specific order, otherwise, the bonds will fall apart.

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