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The shape of a protein molecule determines its
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The shape of a protein molecule determines its

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Its primary structure(sequence of amino acids)
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Answer - Primary Structure, the Sequence of amino acids.

Reasoning - Reason why the primary structure determines the shape of the protein is because of how the structure was bonded and the sequence of order it can be paired.
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