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The hair shaft made of a protein called keratin is tough and resistant to wear and tear. Eighteen amino acids make up the keratin of which the most abundant is the cysteine. It gives the hair much of its strength. The middle layer of the hair is the cortex. It is made up of polypeptide chains that are cross-linked with each other, by three different types of side bonds.
The sulfur atom of cysteine is involved in formation the sulfhydryl group which is very reactive. That differs cysteine from another sulfur amino acid - methionine which has a methyl group attached to the sulfur. Thus methionine is more hydrophobic, sterically larger and much less reactive than cysteine.