The Following Bond Forces Are Important in Tertiary Structure

question 48

Multiple Choice

The following bond forces are important in tertiary structure:

• A) Disulfide bonds
• B) Hydrogen bonds
• C) Hydrophobic attraction
• D) Both hydrogen bonds and hydrophobic attraction.
• E) All of these are important in tertiary structure

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