MCQ on Protein Domains and Motifs

A protein domain is a distinct structural and functional unit within a protein. A motif is a conserved sequence pattern or structural element within a domain. Both contribute to protein function, stability, and interactions in diverse biological processes. This is an MCQ on Domains and Motifs of Proteins

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Protein domains are:

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A protein motif is a:

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An example of a well-known protein domain involved in DNA binding and found in transcription factors is the:

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The SH2 domain is a commonly occurring domain involved in:

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A homeodomain is a protein domain primarily involved in:

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A well-known protein motif involved in ATP or GTP binding and hydrolysis is the:

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A motif often associated with proteins that bind to specific DNA sequences is the:

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The EF-hand motif is known for its ability to bind:

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The leucine zipper motif is often found in proteins that function as:

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The coiled-coil motif is characterized by:

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The primary function of a protein domain is to:

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