Which of these forces hold the secondary structure of a protein together?
A) Ionic bonds
B) Hydrogen bonds
C) Disulfide linkages
D) Peptide bonds
E) Phosphate-sugar residues

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Hydrogen bonds hold the secondary structure of a protein together. Ionic bonds, disulfide linkages, peptide bonds, and phosphate-sugar residues are important for tertiary and quaternary structures.

Which of These Forces Hold the Secondary Structure of a Protein