Protein structure is ultimately determined by: The codon sequence, which is coded for in the ribosome...
Protein structure is ultimately determined by:
The codon sequence, which is coded for in the ribosome
The order of genes in the genome
The conditions in which the protein is assembled, and nothing else
The primary sequence, which is coded for in DNA
Homework Answers
The primary structure of proteins which is just a linear sequence of amino acids joined by peptide bond are the sole determinant of the tertiary and secondary structure of proteins. The sequence of amino acids depends on the codon present in the mRNA that are read by ribosomes.
So option A is correct
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