Question

Define quaternary structure of a protein and describe how it is held in place (all possible bonds).

Accepted Answer

Quaternary structure - association of 2 or more polypeptide chains to form a fully functional proteinProteins do not have to have quaternary structure and those that do  can have identical or different subunitsSame bonds from tertiary are used to maintain the quaternary structure of the protein

Front	Define quaternary structure of a protein and describe how it is held in place (all possible bonds).
Back	Quaternary structure - association of 2 or more polypeptide chains to form a fully functional protein Proteins do not have to have quaternary structure and those that do can have identical or different subunits Same bonds from tertiary are used to maintain the quaternary structure of the protein

Quaternary Structure Protein Define Describe Held Place Bonds