What he found was the enzyme that was formed was not in its biologically active state. In fact, this enzyme was scrambled. It contained the incorrect pairing of dixulfide bonds. So what we mean by that is this native active biologically active form of the enzyme contains these pairings, these disulfide bonds. So, for example, the first one is between the 26th and the 84th amino acid. But here the first bond is formed between the 26th and the.