Changing the shape of a protein causes which of the following to change in the protein?
A) function
B) size
C) electrical charge
D) nutritional value
E) nitrogen balance

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Changing the shape of a protein can result in changes in its function, as the structure of a protein is directly related to its function. Altering the size, electrical charge, nutritional value, or nitrogen balance of a protein typically requires modifying its amino acid sequence, rather than its overall shape.

Changing the Shape of a Protein Causes Which of the Following