The Molecular Biology Notebook Online
Quaternary structure
A protein has quaternary structure if it has more than one chain. It shows the relationship between the different polypeptide chains, eg. 2
and 2 
chains of hemoglobin.
View Dr Chromo's lecture on 'Proteins'.
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