Cytology: What about quaternary stuctures?

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What about quaternary stuctures?

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some proteins need to bind to other polypeptides/subunits to become active. For instance hemogobin has 4 subunits. They are stabilized by weak or strong bonds using certain specifications (also called dimerisation (dimers))

Cytology

What about quaternary stuctures?

Some proteins need to bind to other polypeptides/subunits to become active. For instance hemogobin has 4 subunits. They are stabilized by weak or strong bonds using certain specifications (also called dimerisation (dimers))

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