Which factors primarily determine the tertiary structure of a protein? Which fac

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Which factors primarily determine the tertiary structure of a protein?

Which factors primarily determine the tertiary structure of a protein? the formation of peptide bonds between amino acids the tendency of polar hydrophilic R groups to bend towards the outer surface of the protein phosphodiester bonding between closely aligned valine residues tendency of non-polar hydrophobic R groups to bend towards the inside of the protein the tendency of hydrogen bonding between R groups to fold some regions into beta sheets disulfide bonding between dosely aligned cysteine residues

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A tendency of Non-polar hydrophobic R groups to bend towards the inside of the protein.

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