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Consider the Tertiary Structure of a Protein Containing Two Peptides

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Consider the tertiary structure of a protein containing two peptides with the segments shown below. Consider the tertiary structure of a protein containing two peptides with the segments shown below.   What types of interactions would be possible? A)  hydrogen bonding B)  hydrophobic interactions C)  ion-ion attractions D)  all of the above What types of interactions would be possible?


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