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Human insulin is built from two polypeptide chains joined by:

ADisulphide bridges
BHydrophobic pockets
CPhosphate linkages
DGlycosidic linkages
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Disulphide bridges
1. Insulin has a chain A and a chain B. 2. The two chains have to be held together. 3. Disulphide bridges make that link. _Source: syllabus Biology, Ch 10 'Biotechnology and its Applications'_
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