Hemoglobin, a conjugated protein, has a quaternary structure with alpha and beta subunits, each containing an iron-containing heme group, enabling oxygen transport.
La hemoglobina, una proteína conjugada, tiene una estructura cuaternaria con subunidades alfa y beta, cada una con un grupo hemo que contiene hierro, permitiendo el transporte de oxígeno.
| Front | Identify key structural components, properties and functions of a conjugated protein. |
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| Back | Haemoglobin: Structural components:
Properties:
Function:
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