Question

the secondary structure of a protein results from

• hydrogen bonds
• hydrophobic interactions
• peptide bonds
• bonds between sulfur atoms
• ionic bonds

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tertiary structure is not directly dependent on

• hydrophobic interactions
• bonds between sulfur atoms
• peptide bonds
• ionic bonds
• hydrogen bonds

Explanation:

The secondary structure of a protein is formed by hydrogen - bonding between backbone atoms. Tertiary structure is the overall three - dimensional shape of a polypeptide and is stabilized by hydrophobic interactions, disulfide bonds (bonds between sulfur atoms), ionic bonds, and hydrogen bonds, but not directly by peptide bonds which form the primary structure.

Answer:

The secondary structure of a protein results from: hydrogen bonds
Tertiary structure is NOT directly dependent on: peptide bonds