PART II: Short Answer21. Explain what it means for an active site to have electronic and shape complementary. Givehypothetical examples of each.A researcher is studying three different synthetic collagens. Collagen A is made of (Pro-Gly-Hyp)10, Collagen B is made of (Pro-Gly-Flp)10, and Collagen C is made of (Pro-Gly-Thr)io. Basedon the collagen studies we did in class, which one (A, B, or C)Ba)b) (is the most like normal collagen -would be the most stable and why - because it contain fluorinewhich is very electronegativewould be the least stable and why- c is the least stable

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PART II: Short Answer 21. Explain what it means for an active site to have electronic and shape complementary. Give hypothetical examples of each.