can any1 answer this in a nice peice of fat paragraph please..... here goes

how proteins can form tertiary and quaternary structures.?
and Emphasis the role of the R group in intramolecular bonding.

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can any1 answer this in a nice peice of fat paragraph please..... here goes
 
how proteins can form tertiary and quaternary structures.?
and Emphasis the role of the R group in intramolecular bonding.

liliakarina · Answer

Hey, can you hold for 5 minutes?

anonymous · Answer

yeah ok?

liliakarina · Answer

Tertiary structures are the way polypeptide folds in space, the way a protein rolls. It's the disposal of domains in space. Tertiary structures are formed in such a way that apolar aminoacids place towards the interior  and polar ones towards the exterior in aqueous medium. This provoques estabilization by hydrophobic interactions, of Van der Waal forces and disulphur bridges

anonymous · Answer

ok