Question

question 40 the shape of a protein is determined by a. the number of peptide bonds b. its size c. its cell location d. the type and order of its amino acids

Explanation:

The sequence and type of amino - acids in a protein determine its primary structure, which in turn dictates its higher - order structures (secondary, tertiary, and quaternary), thus determining its shape. The number of peptide bonds, size, and cell location do not directly determine the shape.

Answer:

D. the type and order of its amino acids