Figure 1 An antibody molecule
Recently, two A-level biology students asked me to settle an argument about whether an antibody molecule had a tertiary protein structure or a quaternary protein structure.
My initial reaction was pleasure that they had remembered that an antibody is a protein molecule. I was even more pleased when they correctly added that:
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