Which of the following statements about the conformation (secondary and tertiary
structure) of proteins is FALSE?
a. The four atoms of an amide linkage (–CO–NH–) lie in a plane as a result of
resonance between the nitrogen and the carbonyl group.
b. Electrostatic attraction occurs between basic and acidic side chains.
c. The favored conformation of a protein is always that which has the greatest
number of hydrogen bonds.
d. The presence of the amino acid proline has the effect of turning a corner in a
protein.
Answers
answer is c.
Answer:
Here statement in option D is False.
Here statement in option D is False.Confirmation of protein is determined by the sequence of amino acids but not on hydrogen bonds.
Here statement in option D is False.Confirmation of protein is determined by the sequence of amino acids but not on hydrogen bonds.All other statements are correct.
Here statement in option D is False.Confirmation of protein is determined by the sequence of amino acids but not on hydrogen bonds.All other statements are correct.Proline causes a turning effect due to steric hindrance.
Here statement in option D is False.Confirmation of protein is determined by the sequence of amino acids but not on hydrogen bonds.All other statements are correct.Proline causes a turning effect due to steric hindrance.CONH lies in one plane for resonance
Here statement in option D is False.Confirmation of protein is determined by the sequence of amino acids but not on hydrogen bonds.All other statements are correct.Proline causes a turning effect due to steric hindrance.CONH lies in one plane for resonanceElectrostatic attraction occurs between acidic and basic side chains forms 1° and 2° structures.
Here statement in option D is False.Confirmation of protein is determined by the sequence of amino acids but not on hydrogen bonds.All other statements are correct.Proline causes a turning effect due to steric hindrance.CONH lies in one plane for resonanceElectrostatic attraction occurs between acidic and basic side chains forms 1° and 2° structures.Hence, Option D.