Myosin is a _ type of protein.

Correct answer: D. Fibrous

  • A. Intermediate
  • B. Simple
  • C. Globular
  • D. Fibrous

Explanation

Fibrous: This option is the correct answer. Fibrous proteins are characterized by their elongated, thread-like structure. Examples of fibrous proteins include collagen, keratin, and fibrin. Myosin has a fibrous structure and is classified as a fibrous protein. Fibrous: This option is the correct answer. Fibrous proteins are characterized by their elongated, thread-like structure. Examples of fibrous proteins include collagen, keratin, and fibrin. Myosin has a fibrous structure and is classified as a fibrous protein.

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