A protein having secondary structure possesses:
Correct answer: D. Both A and C
- A. Hydrogen bonding
- B. Disulfide bond
- C. Peptide bond
- D. Both A and C
Explanation
All proteins have primary structure; amino acids are joined with each other through peptide bonds. In Secondary structure, polypeptide chains coil to form either a helixes or B pleated sheets or both through hydrogen bonds.
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