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A functional protein differs from a simple polypeptide because it

A. Is always multimeric
B. Has a stable three-dimensional conformation required for activity
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C. Contains only essential amino acids
D. Always contains a prosthetic group

📝 Explanation

Protein function depends on proper folding into the native three-dimensional structure.

📖 Additional Information

  • Is always multimeric
  • Has a stable three-dimensional conformation required for activity
  • Contains only essential amino acids
  • Always contains a prosthetic group

Protein function depends on proper folding into the native three-dimensional structure.

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