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the major stabilizing factor in protein tertiary structure is: A. Covalent bonds. B. Hydrogen bonds. C. Electrostatic bonds. D. Disulfide bonds. E. The hydrophobic effect. F. The VanderWaals effect. G. All of these make an equal contribution to the folding of proteins.

          the major stabilizing factor in
protein tertiary structure is:
A.
Covalent bonds.
B.
Hydrogen bonds.
C.
Electrostatic bonds.
D.
Disulfide bonds.
E.
The hydrophobic effect.
F.
The VanderWaals effect.
G.
All of these make an equal
contribution to the folding of
proteins.

the major stabilizing factor in
protein tertiary structure is:
A.
Covalent bonds.
B.
Hydrogen bonds.
C.
Electrostatic bonds.
D.
Disulfide bonds.
E.
The hydrophobic effect.
F.
The VanderWaals effect.
G.
All of these make an equal
contribution to the folding of
proteins.

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Chemistry: Structure and Properties

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The major stabilizing factor in protein tertiary structure is: A. Covalent bonds. B. Hydrogen bonds. C. Electrostatic bonds. D. Disulfide bonds. E. The hydrophobic effect. F. The VanDerWaals effect. G. All of these make an equal contribution to the folding of proteins.