What is the mechanistic basis for proteins interacting with other molecules? Group of answer choices Peptide bonds between each amino acid are hydrolyzed to allow interactions with other molecules Polypeptides unfold into an energetically disfavorable conformation to facilitate the interaction. Amino acid R-groups (side chains) interact with other molecules through hydrogen bonds, ionic bonds, and hydrophobic interactions. Other molecules are incorporated into protein secondary structure to facilitate interactions.

1. What is the mechanistic basis for proteins interacting with other molecules?
Group of answer choices
Peptide bonds between each amino acid are hydrolyzed to allow interactions with other
molecules
Polypeptides unfold into an energetically disfavorable conformation to facilitate the interaction.
Amino acid R-groups (side chains) interact with other molecules through hydrogen bonds, ionic
bonds, and hydrophobic interactions.
Other molecules are incorporated into protein secondary structure to facilitate interactions