Question

which is the most stable protein structure
a. primary
b. secondary
c. tertiary
d. quaternary
plz explain and ys don't answer alpha helix or beta sheath​

Answer 1

option b) secondary

The a helix or b sheets are a most stable arrangement of H-bonds in the chain(s). These regions of ordered secondary structure in a polypeptide can be separated by varying lengths of less structured peptide called random coils.

Answer 2

the most stable protein structure tertiary.

1. the three dimensional structure of the protein is referred to the tertiary structure of he protein.
2. in this structure, the molecules of the protein bend and twist in such a way that it achieves the maximum stability and has the lowest energy state.
3. the bonding interactions between the side chains of the amine acids present in the protein creates a stabilizing force.
4. hence, this makes the tertiary structure of protein  most stable.

so, the correct option is c. tertiary