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What are tertiary structures
Made by a combination of secondary structures
More ions range/ link distant aa
More complex features to create unique functions
Types of Tertiary Structure Stabilizing Forces
Hydrophobic interactions
Hydrogen bonds
Electrostatic interactions
Water of Hydration
Hydrophobic interactions
between hydrophobic side chains. Interactions make stable bonds. Non-covalent
Hydrogen bonds
Non-covalent bonds
Electrostatic interactions
between positive and negative side chains
Water of hydration
Charges interact with water if in an aqueous solution
Water distributes charges and creates stable bonds
water is polar and can react with polar groups to increase their functionality
Disulfide bond
insulin. Secondary and primary structure get bound to eachother. Only covalent link that contributes to the structure. Peptides just chain together