Specific arrangement of highly complex proteins and polypeptide tertiary chains

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Specific arrangement of highly complex proteins and polypeptide tertiary chains is found in oxygen carrying protein of RBC called

Options:

A . Immunoglobulin

B . platelets

C . hemoglobin

D . keratin fiber

Answer: Option C
Answer: (c).hemoglobin

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