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tertiary structure and function of a protein
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Total cards: 3•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026
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#1
Front (Question)
What is tertiary structure Further conformational change of the secondary structure leads to additional bonds forming between the
Back (Answer)
R groups (side chains)
#2
Front (Question)
The additional bonds are
Back (Answer)
Hydrogen (these are between R groups) Disulphide (only occurs between cysteine amino acids) Ionic (occurs between charged R groups) Weak hydrophobic interactions (between non-polar R groups)
#3
Front (Question)
This structure is common in
Back (Answer)
globular proteins