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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.What type(s) of interaction(s) would be possible between the side chains? Consider the tertiary structure of a protein containing two peptides with the segments shown below.What type(s) of interaction(s) would be possible between the side chains? A) hydrogen bonding B) hydrophobic interactions C) salt bridges D) all of the above


A) hydrogen bonding
B) hydrophobic interactions
C) salt bridges
D) all of the above

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