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Proteins that change shape on binding to another molecule are called activator proteins. structural proteins. antisense proteins. allosteric proteins. inducible proteins.

Proteins that change shape on binding to another molecule are called activator proteins. structural proteins. antisense proteins. allosteric proteins. inducible proteins.
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Proteins that change shape on binding to another molecule are called activator proteins. structural proteins. antisense proteins. allosteric proteins. inducible proteins.

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activator proteins

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