Page of 3 ZOOM B. Propose ie Tole or insuin in reguiaung Diood giucose concenrauon. Question 2: Label the protein structure level on lines 1,2,3, and 4 and label/describe the structure to which each box corresponds. Describe the characteristics of each structural level in the boxes below. 2 3 MacBook Air

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