Levels of protein structure

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Which of the following levels of protein structure is notimportant for the overall shape of a protein?

a.) Primary

b.) Secondary

c.) Tertiary

d.) Quaternary if the protein has multiplesubunits

e.)None of the above- changes in any of these CAN affect proteinshape

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