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The three-dimensional shape of a protein, largely driven by hydrophobic interactions between amino acids, defines its structure.

A. secondary
B. primary
C. quaternary
D. tertiary



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Final answer:

The tertiary structure of proteins is determined by interactions between amino acid residues, with hydrophobic interactions playing a significant role.


Explanation:

Tertiary structure of proteins is the unique three-dimensional shape formed by interactions between amino acid side chains, including hydrophobic interactions.


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