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I wonder if the relevant answer to the following question is simply the change in the primary amino acid sequence which would impact the tertiary protein structure (and hence binding/affinity etc for receptor sites) of the following question. Is there any other consideration I would need to explore? The referred to table is attached. Thank you.
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The immune system produces antibodies to proteins that are non-self and these non-self proteins are recognized because their shape differs from self-proteins. Some people developed allergies to the animal insulin because their immune systems recognized the proteins as foreign.
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Q18. Using the data in Table 2, explain why the immune system would be able to distinguish animal insulin from human insulin.
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