Which of the following is NOT an example of fibrous protein?

Question

Canvas Classes · Accepted Answer

Proteins are broadly classified into two main structural categories: fibrous and globular. Fibrous proteins, like keratin (in hair/nails), collagen (in tendons), and myosin (in muscles), are thread-like and water-insoluble. In contrast, albumin (found prominently in egg white and blood plasma) possesses a tightly folded, spherical shape characterizing a globular, water-soluble protein.

More questions from Biomolecules