Final answer:
Nonpolar side chains do not form hydrogen bonds with neighboring bases in proteins.
Explanation:
False. Nonpolar side chains do not form hydrogen bonds with neighboring bases as they are hydrophobic and do not interact with polar molecules like water. In proteins, nonpolar side chains are typically buried inside to avoid contact with water.
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