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Which structure of a protein is the second folding of the protein chain ?

primary

secondary

tertiary

quatemary

User Griffin
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Im going to say the answer is C:)
User Dan Carter
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A tertiary structure is a protein that has changed from a secondary structure (example; helixes) to fold on itself, which is what I think you mean by the second folding. I'm assuming the first folding would be what is meant by the polypeptide chain forming (primary structure) folding into the secondary structure.

I would go with tertiary.
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