QUESTION 4 0/1 point (graded) The functions of proteins are determined at multip

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QUESTION 4 0/1 point (graded) The functions of proteins are determined at multiple structural levels, from individual amino acids to mutli-protein complexes. Drag and drop the correct type of structure that relates to each sentence. primary structure Predominantly stabilized by hydrogen bonds between amide groups of the polypeptide backbone tertiary Determined by interactions between many alpha helices, beta structurestrands and/or loops secondary Synonymous with the linear sequence of amino acids of a structure polypeptide chain quaternary structure Emerges from the interactions between multiple, distinct polypeptide chains

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This structure tells us the sequence of amino acids.

It forma alpha helix, beta pleated and loops. Hydrogen bonds are present here too.

Globular proteins form this structure, stabilised by Disulfide bonds and hydrogen bonds.

This structure is formed by the interaction of many polypeptides

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