1)A protein domain is region in the cell membrane where a protein can be found s

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1)A protein domain is

region in the cell membrane where a protein can be found

segment of a protein that folds into its own compact, 3D shape

functional group of a protein

regulatory region of protein folding

2)Phosphorylation is important in activating proteins because ____

the addition of ATP causes a conformational change, thus regulating the protein's activity

the addition of the phosphate group causes a conformational change, thus regulating the protein's activity

the removal of the phosphate group causes a conformational change, thus regulating the protein's activity

the addition of GTP causes a conformational change, thus regulating the protein's activity

3)ATP works in conjunction with motor proteins (such as cytoskeleton proteins) to make them move by

charging the protein to excite it

binding ATP to the protein to transfer energy

causing a conformational change in the protein through phosphorylation

transferring and charging the three phosphates transferred tot eh protein

region in the cell membrane where a protein can be found

segment of a protein that folds into its own compact, 3D shape

functional group of a protein

regulatory region of protein folding

2)Phosphorylation is important in activating proteins because ____

the addition of ATP causes a conformational change, thus regulating the protein's activity

the addition of the phosphate group causes a conformational change, thus regulating the protein's activity

the removal of the phosphate group causes a conformational change, thus regulating the protein's activity

the addition of GTP causes a conformational change, thus regulating the protein's activity

3)ATP works in conjunction with motor proteins (such as cytoskeleton proteins) to make them move by

charging the protein to excite it

binding ATP to the protein to transfer energy

causing a conformational change in the protein through phosphorylation

transferring and charging the three phosphates transferred tot eh protein

Explanation / Answer

A protein domain is a segment of a protein that folds into its compact 3D shape.

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