Tertiary and quaternary structures of proteins Forces stabilizing tertiary structure

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Tertiary structure refers to the complete three-dimensional structure of the polypeptide units of a given protein.

Tertiary structure is formed due to interactions between side chain R group of amino acid residues present in the proteins.
Nearly all of the polar, hydrophilic R groups are located in the surface, where they may interact with water

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