The shape of a protein molecule resembles a. beads on a string b. a messy group of coat hangers c. a flat stack of straight chains d. neatly folded dishtowels

The correct answer is The shape of a PROTEIN molecule resembles a messy group of coat hangers.

To function, proteins must have the necessary amino acids in a specific sequence and be folded into a specific shape. A sequence is a continuous series. Proteins loop, coil, and crinkle into complicated shapes. The shapes appear more like messy groups of wire coat hangers than stacks of neatly folded dish towels.

A messy group of coat hangers.

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