Explain the primary structure of proteins.

Answer 1

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Whatever the codon on the mRNA is, this will be translated into an amino acid; the next codon will be translated and the amino acid that corresponds to this will be added. This is basically the primary structure of a protein: which amino acid is attached to which amino acid. Methionine-Arginine-Aspartic Acid, etc. This sequence order is determined by the genomic sequence.

As a result, the actual amino acid connections make up the primary protein sequence, and the DNA sequence dictates the order of these connections (in the exons).

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Answer 2

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The linear arrangement of amino acids joined by peptide bonds is known as the primary structure of proteins.

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