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ionic vs covalent vs hydrogen
ionic - attractions between negative and positive ions
covalent - atoms sharing electrons
hydrogen - weak electrical attractions
structures of proteins
primary - specific sequence of amino acids in polypeptide
secondary - results from hydrogen bonds that forms between amino acid- may result in alpha helixes or beta sheets
tertiary - coiling and folding due to interactions between R group, results in final 3d shape
quaternary - interaction between two or more polypeptide chains which result in a protein complex
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