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Biochemistry Midterm - Part 3 of 7
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4. Protein Structure / Fibrous and Globular Proteins / Problem 20
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Why are globular proteins more prevalent in nature compared to fibrous proteins?
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They are more stable and less prone to denaturation.
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They are easier to synthesize in laboratory conditions.
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They are primarily involved in structural roles.
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They perform a wider variety of functions, including enzymatic and regulatory roles.
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