An athlete's muscle cells contain myoglobin to store oxygen. Which level of protein organization is absent in myoglobin but present in hemoglobin?
Q1. An athlete's muscle cells contain myoglobin to store oxygen. Which level of protein organization is absent in myoglobin but present in hemoglobin?
Answer: Quaternary structure
Explanation: Myoglobin is a tertiary protein with a single chain, lacking quaternary structure. Hemoglobin is tempting because both carry oxygen, but it is quaternary.