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Transcribed Image Text:Which statement best describes how
molecular complementarity enables
specificity during a signaling event?
The molecular shape of two molecules should
have a small amount of complementarity.
The molecular shape of two molecules should
have a large amount of overall
complementarity that involves weak
interactions at multiple different sites.
The molecular shape of two molecules should
have a large amount of overall
complementarity that involves strong
interactions at multiple different sites.
The molecular shape of two molecules should
have a large amount of overall
complementarity that involves covalent
interactions at multiple different sites.
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