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Which of the following is true of weak bonds in protein tertiary structure?-It is important for protein function that they can form & break spontaneously-They only occur when cysteine is present in the primary structure-They form between amino groups & carboxyl groups with peptide bonds-They form only between AAs with nonpolar R groups-The include the structure O=C .... N-H
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