Tertiary structure of proteins | Macromolecules | Biology | Khan Academy
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How side chain interactions can impact the tertiary structure of proteins.
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So every protein has the tertiary structure? And the quaternary is only when you have more han a chain?
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Metallic bonds are also part of tertiary?
no I think only quaternary like hemoglobine with Fe2+ but I'm not sure of it.
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Arginine is the only residue whose R group can form three hydrogen bonds.
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