Sulfur is responsible for forming disulfide bridges in A. amino acids B. phospholipids С. АТР D. carbohydrates

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Uduse asked Nov 15, 2022

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Sulfur is responsible for forming disulfide bridges in

A. amino acids
B. phospholipids
С. АТР
D. carbohydrates

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Answer is A. Amino Acids because disulfide bridges are/bonds are covalent bonds between two sulfur atoms that forms between the sulphuric atoms of two cysteine amino acids

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