Explain intrachain hydrogen bonding in an alpha-helix

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Which of the following correctly shows intrachain hydrogen bonding in an alpha-helix. A. -NH HN- B. -C=O HC- C. -C=O HN- D. -C=O C- E. -CH HC-

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