Myoglobin is a protein that carries out a role similar to haemoglobin. Yet myoglobin has no quaternary structure. Why is there no quaternary structure in myoglobin?
- AMyoglobin does not contain a haem group.
- BMyoglobin does not contain any alpha helices.
- CMyoglobin has a fibrous rather than a globular structure.
- DMyoglobin has only one polypeptide chain.