The primary structure of a protein is determined by A. The order of amino acids in the protein. B. The amino acid composition. C. The hydrogen bonding that gives the protein three dimensional shape. D.

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The primary structure of a protein is determined by

A. The order of amino acids in the protein.
B. The amino acid composition.
C. The hydrogen bonding that gives the protein three dimensional shape.
D. The intertwining of protein molecules to form a “functional” protein.

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Answer: I believe the answer is A. The order of amino acids in the protein.

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