A newly synthesized protein generally folds up into a __________________ conformation.

A newly synthesized protein generally folds up into a __________________ conformation. All the information required to determine a protein’s conformation is contained in its amino acid __________________. On being heated, a protein molecule will become __________________ as a result of breakage of __________________ bonds. On removal of urea, an unfolded protein can become __________________. The final folded conformation adopted by a protein is that of __________________ energy.

Words: denatured composition noncovalent irreversible stable reversible highest covalent renatured lowest unstable sequence

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A newly synthesized protein generally folds up into a ___stable___ conformation. All the information required to determine a protein’s conformation is contained in its amino acid ___sequence___. On being heated, a protein molecule will become ___denatured___ as a result of breakage of ____covalent____ bonds. On removal of urea, an unfolded protein can become ___renatured_____. The final folded conformation adopted by a protein is that of ____lowest_____ energy.

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