Biology, asked by fatmamichealka18, 1 year ago

Does haemoglobin have a tertiary structure

Answers

Answered by Anonymous

4

Answer:

No

Explanation:

Hemoglobin is a tetramer that possesses a quaternary structure containing multiple folded polypeptide structures (tertiary structure).

pala977: hi

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

Math, 6 months ago

solve 18 *(7-(-3))+-6...

Math, 6 months ago

3. Ninety coffee drinkers were asked whether they used cream or sugar in their coffee. The summary of the survey was as follows: 59 use sugar 42 use cream 19 use both a. How many used sugar but not cream?k b. How many used cream but not sugar? How many used cream or sugar?

Biology, 6 months ago

floral diagram of bajra...

Geography, 1 year ago

Refers to highly educated and skilled people who migrate from poor developing countries to wealthy industriel countries...

Business Studies, 1 year ago

Robert magers and robert miller's approach to write objectives in behavioural terms...

Business Studies, 1 year ago

Difference between entityframework and entity framework core...

Economy, 1 year ago

Difference between government expenditure and revenue is called...

Computer Science, 1 year ago

Advantages and disadvantages of lifi technology...