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Which of the following is untrue about Protein substitution matrices?

(a) They are significantly more complex than DNA scoring matrices

(b) They have the N x N matrices of the amino acids

(c) Protein substitution matrices have quite important role in evolutionary studies

(d) They are significantly quite less complex than DNA scoring matrices

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The correct answer is (d) They are significantly quite less complex than DNA scoring matrices

For explanation I would say: Protein substitution matrices are significantly more complex than DNA scoring matrices. Proteins are composed of twenty amino acids, and physico-chemical properties of individual amino acids vary considerably. A protein substitution matrix can be based on any property of amino acids: size, polarity, charge, hydrophobicity.

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