Explain hydrogen bonds and salt bridges

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a) Briefly explain why hydrogen bonds and salt bridges do not contribute much to protein stability at room temperature.
b) Give an example of where ionic interactions (salt bridges) contribute to protein conformational stability at room temperature.
c) Explain why ionic interactions are believed to contribute more significantly in proteins from thermophilic organisms.

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