26. Which statement is not correct aboutglobular protein?Enzymes are exampleof globularproteinThe core is nonpolarThe surface is polarGive support to tissues27. Upstream processing is: *Preservation of the proteinExpression of theprotein by cellsIsolation of proteinPurification ofprotein

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globular protein?
Enzymes are exampleof globular
protein
The core is nonpolar
The surface is polar
Give support to tissues
27. Upstream processing is: *
Preservation of the protein
Expression of theprotein by cells
Isolation of protein
Purification ofprotein

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