Ionic Bonds

... definitely not worthy of your time. Just for information covalent and ionic bonds are both found in both organic and inorganic chemistry. With such a start, I do not think ...

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... out that it conducts proteolysis, which is the break down of peptide bonds between amino acids. However, I know that lipase is a globular protein ... down the peptide bonds between its amino acids? Or do the other bonds (ionic, hydrogen, sulfur bridges, etc.) within the lipase molecule prevent ...

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... But what are proteins made of? Amino Acids connected by peptide bonds (and of course, in the secondary and tertiary structures, various bonds - i.e. hydrogen bonds, ionic bonds, etc.). If you will carefully look at a chart of amino acids, you will notice ...

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Yes, I think my answer isn't right. I have forgotten one thing: hydrogen bonds are in quaternary structure yet! So it isn't a need to go on secondary structure as I wrote. The quaternary structure is supported by ionic, disulphide, van der Valse and hydrogen bonds. But hydrophobic bonds ...

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... with MisterATP for the most part, but the answer has to be disulfide bonds. Ionic interactions are the 1st to go, hydrogen and hydrophobic both support secondary structure, ...

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