The three-dimensional shape of a protein gives it its exact conformation to other complex molecules of equivalent quality or simpler substrates allowing it to catalyze specific chemical reactions or build specific structures in the cell A protein cannot usually be replaced by a...
The three-dimensional shape of the protein gives it its exact match with other complex molecules of equivalent quality or simpler substrates, allowing it to catalyze specific chemical reactions or build specific structures in the cell.
A protein cannot normally be replaced by another protein because it has a specific three-dimensional structure, a topoisomerase cannot carry out the function of a polymerase, an axe cannot carry out the function of a soldering caustic, or a hammer accomplishes the work of a screw switch.
- Dr. Steven Meyer.
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