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    Protein structure is a very complex and involve many layers to produce the final functioning protein. One of these bonds is the hydrogen bonds (a bond between hydrogen atoms and another electronegative atom) which form on the secondary structure between R-groups. On the tertiary structure the protein is further specialized by disulfide bridges, ionic bonds, and Van der Waal interactions.

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    Protein structure is a very complex and involve many layers to produce the final functioning protein. One of these bonds is the hydrogen bonds (a bond between hydrogen atoms and another electronegative atom) which form on the secondary structure between R-groups. On the tertiary structure the protein is further specialized by disulfide bridges, ionic bonds, and Van der Waal interactions.

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    Protein structure is a very complex and involve many layers to produce the final functioning protein. One of these bonds is the hydrogen bonds (a bond between hydrogen atoms and another electronegative atom) which form on the secondary structure between R-groups. On the tertiary structure the protein is further specialized by disulfide bridges, ionic bonds, and Van der Waal interactions.

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    Jordan Johnson

    Mrs. Sintich
    Advanced Placement Biology
    November 2, 2015
    Protein Structure
    Protein structure is a very complex and involve many layers to produce the final
    functioning protein. In order for the proteins to form properly there are several bonds and
    interactions that must take place. One of these bonds is the hydrogen bonds (a bond between
    hydrogen atoms and another electronegative atom) which form on the secondary structure
    between R-groups. (These bonds can either create alpha helix or beta pleated sheet shape.) On
    the tertiary structure the protein is further specialized by Disulfide Bridges (a bond between two
    sulfide bridges), Ionic Bonds (chemical bond where one atom gains an electron and one atom
    loses an electron), and Van der Waal interactions (sum of attractive or repulsive forces). Overall,
    the bonds and interactions found in proteins is essential to their shape as well as there function.

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