_______ is the standard for which atoms interact with a protein. how many atoms are involved in protein interaction how many contact points do ligands have with a protein how many contacts are needed to form a protein how many contact points does a protein interact with what is the difference between the standard b and the substandard? what is the statistical significance of conditional probabilities which of the following are considered conditional probabilities? how many contact points does b have in a protein? which ligand is the standard for which 32 atoms interact with the protein? what is the statistic significance of conditional probabilities? which statement is not statistically significant? a. the relationship between ligand b. what is the relationship between protein and ligand c how many atoms are in b conditional probability definition what is the significance of conditional probabilities in chemistry why are the numbers in the b table statistically significant which pair of conditions does the statistical significance of conditional probabilities depend on which statement represents a conditional probability? conditional probability definition what is the statistically significant number in conditional probabilities