The two polypeptides of human insulin ar...

The two polypeptides of human insulin are linked together by (A) Phosphodiester bonds (B) Covalent bonds (C) Disulphide bridges (D) Hydrogen bonds

phosphodiester bonds

covalent bonds

disulphide bridges

hydrogen bonds

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