at-a-high-ph-polyglutamate-loses-its-alpha-helix-structure-what-is-the-primary-r

Question

At a high pH, polyglutamate loses its alpha helix structure. What is the primary reason for this change?

Accepted Answer

The glutamate residues become negatively charged, causing repulsion.

Answer

The glutamate residues form disulfide bonds.

Answer

The glutamate residues become neutral, stabilizing the helix.

Answer

The glutamate residues become positively charged, causing attraction.