A tricky question with no single right answer: In maintaining the functional shape of an enzyme, are the non-covalent interactions or covalent bonds stronger?

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A tricky question with no single right answer: In maintaining the functional shape of an enzyme, are the non-covalent interactions or covalent bonds stronger?

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Covalent interactions are stronger, due to the fact that each individual bond is a much stronger bond.

Vitor Reis answered Nov 11, 2021

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