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#Question id: 729


Which of the following is correct about the collagen triple-helix domain

a. is rich in glycine.                             b. is rich in proline.

c. is rich in hydroxyproline.                d. is an alpha helix.

#Unit 1. Molecules and their Interaction Relevant to Biology
  1. a, c, and d    

  2. a, b, and c  

  3. c and d       

  4. Only d

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a. can be located upstream of a promoter.

b. can be located downstream of a promoter.

c. can be located a variable distance from the promoter.

d. is always located within 1 kb of the promoter.

e. can be cell-type-specific.