Which of the following is NOT involved in determining the tertiary structure of a protein?
A)ester bonds
B)salt bridges
C)disulfide linkages
D)hydrogen bonds

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Ester bonds are not involved in determining the tertiary structure of a protein. Tertiary structure is primarily determined by intra-molecular interactions such as hydrogen bonds, salt bridges, and disulfide linkages.

Which of the Following Is NOT Involved in Determining the Tertiary