440KiB, 2121x1414, soy-beans-royalty-free-image-514247479-1558547736.jpg
https://pubs.acs.org/doi/pdf/10.1021/jf047811x
>On the other hand, glycinin is a hexameric protein composed of five major subunits (A1aB1b,A1bB2, A2B1a, A3B4, and A5A4B3), each of which consists of an acidic (?30 kDa) and a basic (?20 kDa) polypeptide linked by a single disulfide bond, except A4 of A5A4B
How can a Hexamer be composed of 5 subunits? I cant figure this shit out
>On the other hand, glycinin is a hexameric protein composed of five major subunits (A1aB1b,A1bB2, A2B1a, A3B4, and A5A4B3), each of which consists of an acidic (?30 kDa) and a basic (?20 kDa) polypeptide linked by a single disulfide bond, except A4 of A5A4B
How can a Hexamer be composed of 5 subunits? I cant figure this shit out
