Structural proteins are usually:
Correct answer: B. Fibrous
- A. Enzymatic
- B. Fibrous
- C. Soluble
- D. Globular
Explanation
Fibrous proteins are a class of proteins characterized by their elongated, thread-like structures. These proteins are often insoluble in water and play key roles in providing structural support and strength to cells and tissues. The structure of fibrous proteins is well-suited for their functions, and they are distinct from globular proteins, which have more compact, spherical shapes.
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