Examine the image of a graph of fraction bound versus ligand concentration. The protein in question binds only one ligand per protein. Different points onthe graph are indicated by lettered boxes. Which lettered box is indicating the value used to represent the binding affinity of the ligand for the protein?(Indicate your response by clicking on the lettered box.)AY[L]D During Anfinsen's experiments with ribonuclease A, after denaturation of the protein with urea and 2-mercaptoethanol, what was the outcome when bothurea and 2-mercaptoethnal were removed from the system?Re-shuffling of disulfide bonds occurredRecovery of activityRecovery of about 1% activityThe enzyme remained inactiveO000

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Examine the image of a graph of fraction bound versus ligand concentration. The protein in question binds only one ligand per protein. Different points on the graph are indicated by lettered boxes. Which lettered box is indicating the value used to represent the binding affinity of the ligand for the protein? (Indicate your response by clicking on the lettered box.) A Y [L] D

Examine the image of a graph of fraction bound versus ligand concentration. The protein in question binds only one ligand per protein. Different points on the graph are indicated by lettered boxes. Which lettered box is indicating the value used to represent the binding affinity of the ligand for the protein? (Indicate your response by clicking on the lettered box.) A Y [L] D

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