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Proteins can have several levels of structure

Proteins can have several levels of structure
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Description: (a) The primary structure is the amino acid sequence, represented by the peptide units. (b) Hydrogen bonding between amino acids in the polypeptide chain can form a pleated sheet, an alpha helix, or a random coil. (c) Folding of the secondary structures into a functional three-dimensional shape creates the tertiary level of structure. Some functional proteins are made up of more than one polypeptide chain, and this level is the quaternary structure (not shown here).

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