Question

Peptide and hydrogen bonds are present in the primary structure of the protein which is due to ______.

Options

• primary and alpha helix structures respectively

• primary and beta-pleated sheet structures respectively

• secondary and alpha helix structures respectively

• None of the above

Answer 1

Peptide and hydrogen bonds are present in the primary structure of the protein which is due to primary and alpha helix structures respectively.

Explanation:

Peptide-bonded amino acid sequences are found in the fundamental structure of a protein, whereas hydrogen bonds bind proteins in the alpha helix type of secondary structure.