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	~~A disulfide~~ bond ~~is a covalent linkage formed between two sulfhydryl groups on cysteines. It is a common way to join two proteins or to link together different parts of the same protein in the extracellular space.<br>~~		See [[Disulphide_bond\|disulphide bond]]