Biology · Biochemistry
Insulin is a heterodimer made up of A and B peptide chains joined by intra- and inter-chain disulfide bridges. Consider the following potential disulfide linkages: A. A6 - A11 B. A7 - B7 C. A20 - B19 D. A5 - B15 Which one of the following represents the correct set of disulfide bridges present in the insulin hormone?
- 1B, C and D
- 2A, B and C✓
- 3A, C and D
- 4A, B and D
Correct answer
A, B and C
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