Proteins fold into the precise 3-dimensional shape needed to carry out their fun

Question

Proteins fold into the precise 3-dimensional shape needed to carry out their functions due to what? (select all that are correct)

covalent bonds between parallel rows of beta-pleated sheets in the tertiary structure.

covalent bonding between the various subunits that assemble to form the quaternary structure.

weak interactions (such as H-bonding) between the side chains of the amino acid monomers.

their primary structure (the exact sequence of amino acids).

covalent bonds between parallel rows of beta-pleated sheets in the tertiary structure.

covalent bonding between the various subunits that assemble to form the quaternary structure.

weak interactions (such as H-bonding) between the side chains of the amino acid monomers.

their primary structure (the exact sequence of amino acids).

Explanation / Answer

B and D are right

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