Computers are used to advance the understanding of three-dimensional protein structure by
A)determining the specific sequence of amino acids.
B)finding repeating subunit patterns.
C)calculating atomic positions from X-ray diffraction patterns.
D)collimating X-ray beams.

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Computers can be used to analyze and interpret X-ray diffraction patterns, which can then be used to determine the three-dimensional structure of proteins. This involves complex calculations to determine the exact positions of atoms in the protein structure.

Computers Are Used to Advance the Understanding of Three-Dimensional Protein