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The interactions that are important in the secondary structure of a protein are: a) disulfide bonds. b) peptide bonds. c) hydrogen bonds. d) hydrophobic interactions. e) salt bridges.
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The interactions that are important in the secondary structure of a protein are:

a) disulfide bonds.
b) peptide bonds.
c) hydrogen bonds.
d) hydrophobic interactions.
e) salt bridges.

User William Yeung
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Yeah to reiterate the answer is hydrogen bonds
User Vishwa Ratna
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Answer would be C)hydrogen bonds.
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