State quaternary structure of a protein

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For the following amino acids, indicate how they might interact to contribute to the tertiary or quaternary structure of a protein. choose from among the following: disulfide bond, salt bridge, hydrogen bonding or dispersion forces. group 1(glutamic acid and lysine) Group 2 (tyrosine and lysine) Group 3 (Ile and Ala) group 4 (two cysteines)

Reference no: EM13162100

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