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Are protein and polypeptide synthesis the same process?
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Polypeptide synthesis? (1 Viewer)
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bengosha60
Peasant
yes theyre pretty much the same thing
Queenroot
I complete the Squar3
Yes
The difference is that some proteins are made up of a bunch of polypeptides (like haemoglobin). That's why the one-gene-one-protein hypothesis was changed to one-gene-one-polypeptide.
Basically, polypeptide synthesis gives you the bits needed to make up a complex protein that can then be expressed and made functional.
Basically, polypeptide synthesis gives you the bits needed to make up a complex protein that can then be expressed and made functional.