Question

The ________ is the single shape a protein adopts under physiological conditions. most stable enantiomer primary structure minimal configuration native conformation

Answer 1

Native conformation

Step-by-step explanation:

Native conformation is the correct structure or shape a protein should assume when folded, of which the protein is able to perform its operational function. Outside a proteins native conformation, or when denatured, the protein becomes unable to perform its usual main functions. The native conformation of a protein is the shape it takes in other to be functional.