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levels of protein structure
primary-chain of amino acids, not functional, but eventually determines structure
secondary- alpha helix or beta pleated sheets, formed by h bonding with itself (alpha) or between chains (beta)
Tertiary- folding of a chain and secondary structure to form subunits, uses disulfide bonds, hphobic/hphilic interactions
quarternary-very functional form of protein-spacial arrangement of subunits via diverse bonding mechanisms
secondary- alpha helix or beta pleated sheets, formed by h bonding with itself (alpha) or between chains (beta)
Tertiary- folding of a chain and secondary structure to form subunits, uses disulfide bonds, hphobic/hphilic interactions
quarternary-very functional form of protein-spacial arrangement of subunits via diverse bonding mechanisms
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Author: skunz11
Main topic: Bio Chemisty
Topic: Clinical Bio Chem
Published: 02.03.2010