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What is the primary feature of an 𝖺-helix structure in proteins?
What is the primary feature of an 𝖺-helix structure in proteins?
- Hydrogen bonding between the 1st and 4th peptide bonds (correct)
- Ionic bonding between charged R groups
- Hydrogen bonding between polypeptide chains
- Hydrophobic interaction between non-polar side chains
What type of bonds are involved in the quaternary structure of proteins?
What type of bonds are involved in the quaternary structure of proteins?
- Disulfide bonds between cysteine residues
- Peptide bonds between amino acids
- Covalent bonds between R groups and the polypeptide backbone
- Non-covalent interactions such as H, ionic and hydrophobic interactions (correct)
What is the defining characteristic of conjugated proteins?
What is the defining characteristic of conjugated proteins?
- They are composed of multiple polypeptide chains
- They contain only amino acids
- They are involved in connective tissue
- They contain amino acids and other organic or inorganic components (correct)
What is the primary consequence of hypervitaminosis D?
What is the primary consequence of hypervitaminosis D?
What is the primary source of essential minerals for most people?
What is the primary source of essential minerals for most people?
𝛽-sheets are a type of secondary structure found in keratin of hair and nails.
𝛽-sheets are a type of secondary structure found in keratin of hair and nails.
The quaternary structure of proteins is determined by covalent bonds.
The quaternary structure of proteins is determined by covalent bonds.
Collagen is a globular protein with quaternary structure.
Collagen is a globular protein with quaternary structure.
All vitamins can be synthesized by the body.
All vitamins can be synthesized by the body.
Hypervitaminosis can occur by feeding.
Hypervitaminosis can occur by feeding.