Disulphide bridges: Difference between revisions

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Disulphide bridges are covalent sulphur-sulphur bonds formed by the oxidation of two cysteine residues.

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	Disulphide bridges are covalent ~~sulfur~~-~~sulfur~~ bonds formed by the oxidation of two cysteine residues.		Disulphide bridges are [[covalent bonds\|covalent]] sulphur-[[sulphur\|sulphur]] bonds formed by the oxidation of two [[cysteine\|cysteine]] residues.