Biology, asked by sgpt23, 5 months ago

Why are surface-surface protein interfaces so incredibly specific?

Answers

Answered by Kristen57

4

It has been noticed that the protein-protein interaction sites are generally larger in surface area than non-specific crystal

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

Political Science, 2 months ago

1. DISCUSS THE MEANING, NATURE AND SCOPE OF INTERNATIONAL RELATION...

Chemistry, 2 months ago

The pH scale measures a. the strength of an acid. b. the strength of hydroxide ions. c. the concentration of hydrogen ions. d. the concentration of an base.

Math, 2 months ago

6 x +5 = 12x +21 what's the answer .......

Geography, 5 months ago

Suggest ten ways to conserve water.

Math, 5 months ago

prove rhat the semi vertical angle of the right circular cone of given volume and least curved surface area is cot^-1 (√2). (Answer in a Paper a paper please )...

English, 9 months ago

schedule for 95% in 10th class.please tell...

Chinese, 9 months ago

meaning of all aboard...

Economy, 9 months ago

Explain formal and informal sector of loans.