The following two amino acids are on different proteins. They interact with each other using the side chains, which are boxed in red. What is most likely way these two amino acid side chains interact? O Covalent bond lonic bond NH₂ NH₂ O Repulsion Hydrogen bond Hydrophobic attraction OH OH

The following two amino acids are on different proteins. They interact with each other using the side chains, which are boxed in red. What is most likely way these two amino acid side chains interact? O Covalent bond lonic bond NH₂ NH₂ O Repulsion Hydrogen bond Hydrophobic attraction OH OH

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The following two amino acids are on different proteins. They interact with each other using the side
chains, which are boxed in red. What is most likely way these two amino acid side chains interact?
O
Covalent bond
Hydrogen bond
lonic bond
NH₂
NH₂
Repulsion
O
Hydrophobic attraction
OH
OH

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