The Sequence of Amino Acids Held Together by Peptide Bonds

question 42

Multiple Choice

The sequence of amino acids held together by peptide bonds in a protein is the

• A)tertiary structure.
• B)hydrogen bonding.
• C)primary structure.
• D)quaternary structure.
• E)secondary structure.

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Definitions:

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