What information CANNOT be learned from the structure of a protein?
A) The location of the active site of an enzyme
B) Possible interaction sites with other molecules
C) Targets for potential drugs
D) A source of insight into the function of an unknown protein
E) The number of introns in the gene that encodes the protein

Question

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The structure of a protein does not provide information about the number of introns in the gene that encodes it, as introns are non-coding regions of DNA and are not reflected in the protein structure.

What Information CANNOT Be Learned from the Structure of a Protein