Fibrous Define Term Protein Long Insoluble Structural Arent

Fibrous proteins are elongated, insoluble proteins primarily serving structural roles, lacking complex tertiary structures.

Fibrous proteins are long, insoluble structural proteins that do not fold into complex 3D shapes and lack tertiary structure.

Front	Define the term fibrous protein.
Back	Fibrous protein - long, insoluble structural proteins Arent folded into complex 3D shapes (no tertiary structure)

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