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4. Protein Structure - Part 5 of 6
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4. Protein Structure / Tertiary Structure of Protein / Problem 1
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How do non-covalent and covalent R group interactions work together in protein structure?
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Only covalent interactions are important for stability.
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Only non-covalent interactions are important for stability.
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They complement each other to maintain the protein's 3D shape.
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They compete with each other, destabilizing the protein.
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