Q: When the tertiary structure of a protein is disrupted, the secondary structure of the protein is usually also disrupted. This is primarily because:
A		tertiary structure holds together the secondary structure.
B		secondary structure is composed of tertiary structure.
C		disruption of any structural aspect of proteins destroys all structural aspects of proteins.
D		secondary and tertiary structure are held together by similar intermolecular bonds.

---

Tags: Suggest a tag