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Cysteine, like Methionine, contains sulphur. Cysteine can form disulphide bridges.

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	~~ ~~Cysteine ~~is the only amino acid that~~ contains sulphur~~, and~~ can ~~therefore~~ form disulphide bridges.		Cysteine, like [[Methionine\|Methionine]], contains sulphur. Cysteine can form [[disulphide bridges\|disulphide bridges]].