Hemoglobin has two alpha-type chains and two beta-type chains. This would be a description of: a)   primary structure   b)   secondary structure   c)  tertiary structure   d)  quaternary structure Myoglobin has much helix-turn-helix motif. This would be a description of: a)   primary structure   b)   secondary structure   c)  tertiary structure   d)  quaternary structure Myoglobin folds up into a ball-like structure. This would be a description of: a)   primary structure   b)   secondary structure   c)  tertiary structure   d)  quaternary structure Domains differ from subunits in that: a) subunits are connected by

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  1. Hemoglobin has two alpha-type chains and two beta-type chains. This would be a description of: a)   primary structure   b)   secondary structure   c)  tertiary structure   d)  quaternary structure
  2. Myoglobin has much helix-turn-helix motif. This would be a description of: a)   primary structure   b)   secondary structure   c)  tertiary structure   d)  quaternary structure
  3. Myoglobin folds up into a ball-like structure. This would be a description of: a)   primary structure   b)   secondary structure   c)  tertiary structure   d)  quaternary structure
  4. Domains differ from subunits in that: a) subunits are connected by peptide bonds while domains are not   b)  domains are connected by peptide bonds while subunits are not c)  subunits are larger than domains   d) subunits are hydrophobic while domains are hydrophilic
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