Asked by jo
What chemical feature in the protein dictates the local secondary structure?
α-helix
β-pleated sheet
random coils
amino acid sequence
pH
hydrogen bonding
α-helix
β-pleated sheet
random coils
amino acid sequence
pH
hydrogen bonding
Answers
Answered by
barco
the primary structure consisted of beta-pleated sheet..so the secondary structure is where the structure coiled and characterized by an alpha-helix. i don't about random coils...
i chose hydrogen bond but its wrong..so its alpha helix....
i chose hydrogen bond but its wrong..so its alpha helix....
Answered by
Anonymous
It is not alpha helix
Answered by
bonjo
it should be..
Answered by
bonjo
or both..alpha helix and hydrogen bond
Answered by
Anon
Nope. just checked. though there might be a third correct answer...
Answered by
Anonyms
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