The Primary Sequence of Proteins Is Best Described by the Statement

question 155

Multiple Choice

The primary sequence of proteins is best described by the statement that proteins

• A) contain amino acids.
• B) include all the nitrogen compounds of tissues.
• C) are salts of amino acids linked with one another.
• D) are polymers formed by hydrogen bonding between the amino acids.
• E) are polymers formed by amide linkages between the carboxyl and alpha-amino groups of alpha-amino acids.

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