Proteins that are not catalysts are often probed or assayed using
A) antibody binding assays.
B) catalytic activity.
C) genomic analysis.
D) None of the answers is correct.
E) All of the answers are correct.

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Proteins that are not catalysts can be probed or assayed using antibody binding assays, which detect the presence of the protein in a sample based on its specific interactions with antibodies. This method does not rely on the catalytic activity of the protein.

Proteins That Are Not Catalysts Are Often Probed or Assayed