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    Noncovalent Bonds Essential for the Formation of the α Helix
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Noncovalent Bonds Essential for the Formation of the α Helix

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Question 1

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Noncovalent bonds essential for the formation of the α helix and b-pleated sheet are:


A) Disulfide bonds.
B) Van der Waals interactions.
C) Salt bridges.
D) Hydrogen bonds.
E) Hydrophobic forces.

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