23a. If two proteins are functionally homologous then what does that mean about these proteins? (Include both words: "functionally" and "homologous" for a complete answer.) | 23b. Explain how the experiment (we discussed in class) showed that yeast CDC2 protein and human CDC2 protein are functionally homologous.
23a. If two proteins are functionally homologous then what does that mean about these proteins? (Include both words: "functionally" and "homologous" for a complete answer.) | 23b. Explain how the experiment (we discussed in class) showed that yeast CDC2 protein and human CDC2 protein are functionally homologous.
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Proteins are large macromolecules having one or more polypeptide chains. A polypeptide is a chain of amino acids linked by the peptide bonds. They help in the maintenance and growth of tissues, hence they are called as building blocks of the body. Some proteins called as enzymes, help in performing many biochemical reactions within the cells.
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