ionic bond hydrogen bond Answer Bank hydrophobic interaction disulfide bond Identify the major force controlling tertiary protein structure. disulfide bonds hydrogen bonding inorganic ions ion pairs Ohydrophobic effect -CH-NHO-C-CH2- CH3 HC HO-CH2 CH3 -CH2-S-S-CH₂- CH3 H3C CH CH- CH3 H3C OH -CH2-C=OHO-CH₂- ΗΝ. OH-N R-C ΝΗ C=O C-R

ionic bond hydrogen bond Answer Bank hydrophobic interaction disulfide bond Identify the major force controlling tertiary protein structure. disulfide bonds hydrogen bonding inorganic ions ion pairs Ohydrophobic effect -CH-NHO-C-CH2- CH3 HC HO-CH2 CH3 -CH2-S-S-CH₂- CH3 H3C CH CH- CH3 H3C OH -CH2-C=OHO-CH₂- ΗΝ. OH-N R-C ΝΗ C=O C-R

Introduction to General, Organic and Biochemistry

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Chapter22: Proteins

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 22.59P: 22-59 What is the effect of salt bridges on the tertiary structure of proteins?

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