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What structural characteristics enable proteins to be so varied?

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What structural characteristics enable proteins to be so varied?

Proteins perform more functions than either carbohydrates or lipids. What structural characteristics enable proteins to be so varied?

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The structural characteristics that enable proteins to be so varied are the large number of functional R-groups; there are 20, which allows for many types of bonding and shapes.

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